Low C
Low C is the C one octave below Middle C, and is also named C3. It is named because it is considered the low note of the voice (only the baritones and basses go much lower). It is the low note of the tenor in classical music. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
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Octave: : For other uses of the word octave, see Octave (disambiguation).... Middle C: In Western music, the expression "middle C" refers to the note "C" located between the staves of the grand staff, quoted as C4 in note-octave notation (also known as Scientific Pitch Notation). It also tends to be to the middle of a keyboard, and it is near the top of the male vocal range and the ... Baritone: This is an article on the voice type. For information about the musical instrument commonly referred to as a Baritone, see Baritone horn. For other instruments, see Baritone instruments.... Low C related Images and Photos (experimental)
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