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Music keys in Japanese
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2012/9/14 19:58
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Why are the keys (C to B order) called ハ、ニ、ホ、ヘ、ト、イ、ロ? Is there a particular reason?
For example, the key of C major is ハ長調, D minor is ニ短調, etc.
Does it have a connection with the "do, re, mi" names or is it something else altogether?
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by Candy (guest)
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Re: Music keys in Japanese
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2012/9/16 22:52
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Dave,
Oh I see. Thanks for the link, too :)
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