Yes, I know that of course. Mi-fa is a minor second. It was late last
night when I wrote that.
I guess one can interpret "highest note" in two ways, mine and yours,
don't you think?.
John Howell wrote:
No, a halfstep above la. "Fa" is always the upper note of a halfstep in
solmization. But I'm sure the question addressed the Gamut, not the
hexachord.
John
At 11:56 PM +0100 11/9/07, Barbara Touburg wrote:
Fa super la? Meaning a major second higher than la, but in the
hexachord system, there were only 6 notes.
Margaret whitby wrote:
Twice in recent weeks one of the clues in The National Post (Canada)
crossword puzzle has been --" Guido's highest note". In my
ignorance I assumed that he was an opera singer that I'd never heard
of. I'm sure that John Howell and some others must know the answer!
thanks, Margaret Whitby
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