In the following table, the note names within each column are different names for the same pitch:
double flats | G♭♭ | A♭♭ | B♭♭ | C♭♭ | D♭♭ | E♭♭ | F♭♭ | |||||
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single flats | G♭ | A♭ | B♭ | C♭ | D♭ | E♭ | F♭ | |||||
naturals | F | G | A | B | C | D | E | |||||
single sharps | E ♯ | F ♯ | G ♯ | A ♯ | B ♯ | C ♯ | D ♯ | |||||
double sharps | E ♯ ♯ | F ♯ ♯ | G ♯ ♯ | A ♯ ♯ | B ♯ ♯ | C ♯ ♯ | D ♯ ♯ |
The table below presents the same information as above, using a piano keyboard for context:
double flats | |
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single flats | |
naturals | |
single sharps | |
double sharps |
Some computers may provide a font with which the next table is usable:
double flats | |
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double sharps |