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This is a list of the absolute frequencies in [[hertz]] (cycles per second) of the keys of a standard modern 88-key [[piano]] in [[Equal temperament#Twelve-tone equal temperament|twelve-tone equal temperament]], with the 49th key, the fifth A (called A4), tuned to 440 Hz (referred to as [[A440 (pitch standard)|A440]]). Each successive pitch is derived by multiplying (ascending) or dividing (descending) the previous by the [[twelfth root of two]] (approximately 1.05946...). For example, to get the [[frequency]] a [[semitone]] up from A4 (A{{music|#}}4), multiply 440 by the twelfth root of two. To go from A4 to B4 (up a [[whole tone]], or two semitones), multiply 440 twice by the twelfth root of two. For other tuning schemes refer to [[musical tuning]].
 
This list of frequencies is for a theoretically ideal piano. On an actual piano the ratio between semitones is slightly larger, especially at the high and low ends, where string stiffness causes [[inharmonicity]], i.e., the tendency for the [[harmonic]] makeup of each note to run [[sharp (music)|sharp]]. To compensate for this, octaves are tuned slightly wide, [[stretched octave|stretched]] according to the inharmonic characteristics of each instrument. This deviation from equal temperament is called the [[Railsback curve]].
 
The following equation gives the frequency {{mvar|f}} of the {{mvar|n}}<sup>th</sup> key, as shown in the table:
:<math>
f(n) = (\sqrt[12]{2}\,)^{n-49} \times 440 \,\text{Hz}\,
</math>
(a' is the 49th key on the idealized piano)
 
Alternatively, this can be written as:
:<math>
f(n) = 2^{\frac{n-49}{12}} \times 440 \,\text{Hz}\,
</math>
 
Conversely, starting from a frequency on the idealized piano tuned to A440, one obtains the key number by:
:<math>
n = 12 \, \log_2\left({\frac{f}{440 \,\text{Hz}}}\right) + 49
</math>
 
==List==
[[File:Piano Frequencies.svg|frame|alt=Piano Keyboard|An 88-key piano, with the octaves numbered and [[Middle C]] (cyan) and [[A440 (pitch standard)|A440]] (yellow) highlighted.]]
[[File:Piano key frequencies.png|thumb|left|50px|A printable version of the chart below.]]
<br clear='all'>
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
!rowspan="2"| Key<br>number ||rowspan="2"| [[Helmholtz pitch notation|Helmholtz]]<br>name ||rowspan="2"|[[Scientific pitch notation|Scientific]]<br>name ||rowspan="2"| Frequency (Hz) || colspan="5"| Corresponding Open Strings
|-
 
! [[Violin]] || [[Viola]] || [[Cello]] || [[Double bass|Bass]] || [[Guitar]]
 
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 88 || c′′′′′ 5-line [[octave]]|| [[Eighth octave C|C8]] Eighth octave || 4186.01 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 87 || b′′′′ || B7 || 3951.07 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white"  | 86 || a{{music|#}}′′′′/b{{music|b}}′′′′ || A{{music|#}}7/B{{music|b}}7 || 3729.31 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 85 || a′′′′ || A7 || 3520.00  || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 84 || g{{music|#}}′′′′/a{{music|b}}′′′′ || G{{music|#}}7/A{{music|b}}7 || 3322.44 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 83 || g′′′′ || G7 || 3135.96 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 82 || f{{music|#}}′′′′/g{{music|b}}′′′′ || F{{music|#}}7/G{{music|b}}7 || 2959.96 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 81 || f′′′′ || F7 || 2793.83 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 80 || e′′′′ || E7 || 2637.02 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 79 || d{{music|#}}′′′′/e{{music|b}}′′′′ || D{{music|#}}7/E{{music|b}}7 || 2489.02 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 78 || d′′′′ || D7 || 2349.32 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 77 || c{{music|#}}′′′′/d{{music|b}}′′′′ || C{{music|#}}7/D{{music|b}}7 || 2217.46 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 76 || c′′′′ 4-line octave|| C7 [[Double high C]] || 2093.00  || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 75 || b′′′ || B6 || 1975.53 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 74 || a{{music|#}}′′′/b{{music|b}}′′′ || A{{music|#}}6/B{{music|b}}6 || 1864.66 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 73 || a′′′ || A6 || 1760.00  || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 72 || g{{music|#}}′′′/a{{music|b}}′′′ || G{{music|#}}6/A{{music|b}}6 || 1661.22 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 71 || g′′′ || G6 || 1567.98 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 70 || f{{music|#}}′′′/g{{music|b}}′′′ || F{{music|#}}6/G{{music|b}}6 || 1479.98 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 69 || f′′′ || F6 || 1396.91 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 68 || e′′′ || E6 || 1318.51 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 67 || d{{music|#}}′′′/e{{music|b}}′′′ || D{{music|#}}6/E{{music|b}}6 || 1244.51 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 66 || d′′′ || D6 || 1174.66 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 65 || c{{music|#}}′′′/d{{music|b}}′′′ || C{{music|#}}6/D{{music|b}}6 || 1108.73 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 64 || c′′′ 3-line octave|| C6 [[Soprano C]] (High C) || 1046.50 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 63 || b′′ || B5 || 987.767 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 62 || a{{music|#}}′′/b{{music|b}}′′ || A{{music|#}}5/B{{music|b}}5 || 932.328 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 61 || a′′ || A5 || 880.000 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 60 || g{{music|#}}′′/a{{music|b}}′′ || G{{music|#}}5/A{{music|b}}5 || 830.609 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 59 || g′′ || G5 || 783.991 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 58 || f{{music|#}}′′/g{{music|b}}′′ || F{{music|#}}5/G{{music|b}}5 || 739.989 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 57 || f′′ || F5 || 698.456 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 56 || e′′ || E5 || 659.255 || E || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 55 || d{{music|#}}′′/e{{music|b}}′′ || D{{music|#}}5/E{{music|b}}5 || 622.254 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 54 || d′′ ||D5 || 587.330 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 53 || c{{music|#}}′′/d{{music|b}}′′ || C{{music|#}}5/D{{music|b}}5 || 554.365 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 52 || c′′ 2-line octave || C5 [[Tenor C]] || 523.251 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 51 || b′ || B4 || 493.883 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 50 || a{{music|#}}′/b{{music|b}}′|| A{{music|#}}4/B{{music|b}}4 || 466.164 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" |49 || a′ || A4 [[A440 (pitch standard)|A440]] || bgcolor="yellow" | 440.000 || A || A || || || High A (Optional)
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 48 || g{{music|#}}′/a{{music|b}}′ || G{{music|#}}4/A{{music|b}}4 || 415.305 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 47 || g′|| G4 || 391.995 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 46 || f{{music|#}}′/g{{music|b}}′ || F{{music|#}}4/G{{music|b}}4 || 369.994 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 45 || f′ || F4 || 349.228 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 44 || e′ || E4 || 329.628 || || || || || High E
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 43 || d{{music|#}}′/e{{music|b}}′ || D{{music|#}}4/E{{music|b}}4 || 311.127 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 42 || d′ || D4 || 293.665 || D || D || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 41 || c{{music|#}}′/d{{music|b}}′ || C{{music|#}}4/D{{music|b}}4 || 277.183 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 40 || c′ 1-line octave || C4 [[Middle C]] || bgcolor="skyblue" | 261.626 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 39 || b || B3 || 246.942 || || || || || B
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 38 || a{{music|#}}/b{{music|b}} || A{{music|#}}3/B{{music|b}}3 || 233.082 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 37 || a || A3 || 220.000 || || || A || ||
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 36 || g{{music|#}}/a{{music|b}} || G{{music|#}}3/A{{music|b}}3 || 207.652 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 35 || g || G3 || 195.998 || G || G || || || G
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 34 || f{{music|#}}/g{{music|b}} || F{{music|#}}3/G{{music|b}}3 || 184.997 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 33 || f || F3 || 174.614 || || || || F (7 string)||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 32 || e || E3 || 164.814 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 31 || d{{music|#}}/e{{music|b}} || D{{music|#}}3/E{{music|b}}3 || 155.563 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 30 || d || D3 || 146.832 || || || D || || D
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 29 || c{{music|#}}/d{{music|b}} || C{{music|#}}3/D{{music|b}}3 || 138.591 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 28 || c small octave|| C3 [[Low C]] || 130.813 || C (5 string) || C || || C (6 string) ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 27 || B || B2 || 123.471 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 26 || A{{music|#}}/B{{music|b}} || A{{music|#}}2/B{{music|b}}2 || 116.541 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 25 || A || A2 || 110.000 || || || || || A
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 24 || G{{music|#}}/A{{music|b}} ||G{{music|#}}2/A{{music|b}}2 || 103.826 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 23 || G || G2 || 97.9989  || || || G || G ||
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 22 || F{{music|#}}/G{{music|b}} ||F{{music|#}}2/G{{music|b}}2 || 92.4986 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 21 || F || F2 || 87.3071 || F (6 string) || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 20 || E || E2 || 82.4069 || || || || || Low E
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 19 || D{{music|#}}/E{{music|b}} ||D{{music|#}}2/E{{music|b}}2 || 77.7817 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 18 || D || D2 || 73.4162 || || || || D ||
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 17 || C{{music|#}}/D{{music|b}} ||C{{music|#}}2/D{{music|b}}2 || 69.2957  || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 16 || C great octave || C2 [[Deep C]] || 65.4064 || || || C || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 15 || B͵ || B1 || 61.7354 || || || || || B (7 string)
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 14 || A{{music|#}}͵/B{{music|b}}͵ || A{{music|#}}1/B{{music|b}}1 || 58.2705 || B{{music|b}} (7 string) || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 13 || A͵ || A1 || 55.0000 || || || || A ||
 
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 12 || G{{music|#}}͵/A{{music|b}}͵ || G{{music|#}}1/A{{music|b}}1 || 51.9131 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 11 || G͵ || G1 || 48.9994 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 10 || F{{music|#}}͵/G{{music|b}}͵ || F{{music|#}}1/G{{music|b}}1 || 46.2493 || || || || || F{{music|#}} (8 string)
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 9 || F͵ || F1 || 43.6535 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 8 || E͵ || E1 || 41.2034 || || || || E ||
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 7 || D{{music|#}}͵/E{{music|b}}͵ || D{{music|#}}1/E{{music|b}}1 || 38.8909 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 6 || D͵ || D1 || 36.7081 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 5 || C{{music|#}}͵/D{{music|b}}͵ || C{{music|#}}1/D{{music|b}}1 || 34.6478 || || || || || C{{music|#}} (9 string)
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 4 || C͵ contra-octave|| C1 Pedal C|| 32.7032 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 3 || B͵͵ || B0 || 30.8677 || || || || B (5 string) ||
|-
| bgcolor="black" style="color:white" | 2 || A{{music|#}}͵͵/B{{music|b}}͵͵ || A{{music|#}}0/B{{music|b}}0 || 29.1352 || || || || ||
|-
| bgcolor="white" | 1 || A͵͵ sub-contra-octave|| A0 Double Pedal A|| 27.5000 || || || || ||
|}
 
==See also==
*[[Piano tuning]]
*[[Scientific pitch notation]]
*[[Music and mathematics]]
 
==External links==
*[http://shakahara.com/pianopitch2.php interactive piano frequency table] — A php script allowing the reference pitch of A4 to be altered from 440 Hz.
*[http://home.arcor.de/mdoege/pysynth/ PySynth] — A simple [[Python (programming language)|Python]]-based [[software synthesizer]] that prints the key frequencies table and then creates a few demo songs based on that table.
*"[http://www.sengpielaudio.com/calculator-notenames.htm Keyboard and frequencies]", ''SengpielAudio.com''.
 
{{Pitch (music)}}
[[Category:Piano|Key frequencies]]
[[Category:Musical tuning]]

Revision as of 15:18, 6 January 2014

This is a list of the absolute frequencies in hertz (cycles per second) of the keys of a standard modern 88-key piano in twelve-tone equal temperament, with the 49th key, the fifth A (called A4), tuned to 440 Hz (referred to as A440). Each successive pitch is derived by multiplying (ascending) or dividing (descending) the previous by the twelfth root of two (approximately 1.05946...). For example, to get the frequency a semitone up from A4 (ATemplate:Music4), multiply 440 by the twelfth root of two. To go from A4 to B4 (up a whole tone, or two semitones), multiply 440 twice by the twelfth root of two. For other tuning schemes refer to musical tuning.

This list of frequencies is for a theoretically ideal piano. On an actual piano the ratio between semitones is slightly larger, especially at the high and low ends, where string stiffness causes inharmonicity, i.e., the tendency for the harmonic makeup of each note to run sharp. To compensate for this, octaves are tuned slightly wide, stretched according to the inharmonic characteristics of each instrument. This deviation from equal temperament is called the Railsback curve.

The following equation gives the frequency Template:Mvar of the Template:Mvarth key, as shown in the table:

f(n)=(212)n−49×440Hz

(a' is the 49th key on the idealized piano)

Alternatively, this can be written as:

f(n)=2n−4912×440Hz

Conversely, starting from a frequency on the idealized piano tuned to A440, one obtains the key number by:

n=12log2(f440Hz)+49

List

Piano Keyboard
An 88-key piano, with the octaves numbered and Middle C (cyan) and A440 (yellow) highlighted.
A printable version of the chart below.


Key
number		 Helmholtz
name		 Scientific
name		 Frequency (Hz) Corresponding Open Strings
Violin Viola Cello Bass Guitar
88 c′′′′′ 5-line octave C8 Eighth octave 4186.01
87 b′′′′ B7 3951.07
86 aTemplate:Music′′′′/bTemplate:Music′′′′ ATemplate:Music7/BTemplate:Music7 3729.31
85 a′′′′ A7 3520.00
84 gTemplate:Music′′′′/aTemplate:Music′′′′ GTemplate:Music7/ATemplate:Music7 3322.44
83 g′′′′ G7 3135.96
82 fTemplate:Music′′′′/gTemplate:Music′′′′ FTemplate:Music7/GTemplate:Music7 2959.96
81 f′′′′ F7 2793.83
80 e′′′′ E7 2637.02
79 dTemplate:Music′′′′/eTemplate:Music′′′′ DTemplate:Music7/ETemplate:Music7 2489.02
78 d′′′′ D7 2349.32
77 cTemplate:Music′′′′/dTemplate:Music′′′′ CTemplate:Music7/DTemplate:Music7 2217.46
76 c′′′′ 4-line octave C7 Double high C 2093.00
75 b′′′ B6 1975.53
74 aTemplate:Music′′′/bTemplate:Music′′′ ATemplate:Music6/BTemplate:Music6 1864.66
73 a′′′ A6 1760.00
72 gTemplate:Music′′′/aTemplate:Music′′′ GTemplate:Music6/ATemplate:Music6 1661.22
71 g′′′ G6 1567.98
70 fTemplate:Music′′′/gTemplate:Music′′′ FTemplate:Music6/GTemplate:Music6 1479.98
69 f′′′ F6 1396.91
68 e′′′ E6 1318.51
67 dTemplate:Music′′′/eTemplate:Music′′′ DTemplate:Music6/ETemplate:Music6 1244.51
66 d′′′ D6 1174.66
65 cTemplate:Music′′′/dTemplate:Music′′′ CTemplate:Music6/DTemplate:Music6 1108.73
64 c′′′ 3-line octave C6 Soprano C (High C) 1046.50
63 b′′ B5 987.767
62 aTemplate:Music′′/bTemplate:Music′′ ATemplate:Music5/BTemplate:Music5 932.328
61 a′′ A5 880.000
60 gTemplate:Music′′/aTemplate:Music′′ GTemplate:Music5/ATemplate:Music5 830.609
59 g′′ G5 783.991
58 fTemplate:Music′′/gTemplate:Music′′ FTemplate:Music5/GTemplate:Music5 739.989
57 f′′ F5 698.456
56 e′′ E5 659.255 E
55 dTemplate:Music′′/eTemplate:Music′′ DTemplate:Music5/ETemplate:Music5 622.254
54 d′′ D5 587.330
53 cTemplate:Music′′/dTemplate:Music′′ CTemplate:Music5/DTemplate:Music5 554.365
52 c′′ 2-line octave C5 Tenor C 523.251
51 b′ B4 493.883
50 aTemplate:Music′/bTemplate:Music′ ATemplate:Music4/BTemplate:Music4 466.164
49 a′ A4 A440 440.000 A A High A (Optional)
48 gTemplate:Music′/aTemplate:Music′ GTemplate:Music4/ATemplate:Music4 415.305
47 g′ G4 391.995
46 fTemplate:Music′/gTemplate:Music′ FTemplate:Music4/GTemplate:Music4 369.994
45 f′ F4 349.228
44 e′ E4 329.628 High E
43 dTemplate:Music′/eTemplate:Music′ DTemplate:Music4/ETemplate:Music4 311.127
42 d′ D4 293.665 D D
41 cTemplate:Music′/dTemplate:Music′ CTemplate:Music4/DTemplate:Music4 277.183
40 c′ 1-line octave C4 Middle C 261.626
39 b B3 246.942 B
38 aTemplate:Music/bTemplate:Music ATemplate:Music3/BTemplate:Music3 233.082
37 a A3 220.000 A
36 gTemplate:Music/aTemplate:Music GTemplate:Music3/ATemplate:Music3 207.652
35 g G3 195.998 G G G
34 fTemplate:Music/gTemplate:Music FTemplate:Music3/GTemplate:Music3 184.997
33 f F3 174.614 F (7 string)
32 e E3 164.814
31 dTemplate:Music/eTemplate:Music DTemplate:Music3/ETemplate:Music3 155.563
30 d D3 146.832 D D
29 cTemplate:Music/dTemplate:Music CTemplate:Music3/DTemplate:Music3 138.591
28 c small octave C3 Low C 130.813 C (5 string) C C (6 string)
27 B B2 123.471
26 ATemplate:Music/BTemplate:Music ATemplate:Music2/BTemplate:Music2 116.541
25 A A2 110.000 A
24 GTemplate:Music/ATemplate:Music GTemplate:Music2/ATemplate:Music2 103.826
23 G G2 97.9989 G G
22 FTemplate:Music/GTemplate:Music FTemplate:Music2/GTemplate:Music2 92.4986
21 F F2 87.3071 F (6 string)
20 E E2 82.4069 Low E
19 DTemplate:Music/ETemplate:Music DTemplate:Music2/ETemplate:Music2 77.7817
18 D D2 73.4162 D
17 CTemplate:Music/DTemplate:Music CTemplate:Music2/DTemplate:Music2 69.2957
16 C great octave C2 Deep C 65.4064 C
15 B͵ B1 61.7354 B (7 string)
14 ATemplate:Music͵/BTemplate:Music͵ ATemplate:Music1/BTemplate:Music1 58.2705 BTemplate:Music (7 string)
13 A͵ A1 55.0000 A
12 GTemplate:Music͵/ATemplate:Music͵ GTemplate:Music1/ATemplate:Music1 51.9131
11 G͵ G1 48.9994
10 FTemplate:Music͵/GTemplate:Music͵ FTemplate:Music1/GTemplate:Music1 46.2493 FTemplate:Music (8 string)
9 F͵ F1 43.6535
8 E͵ E1 41.2034 E
7 DTemplate:Music͵/ETemplate:Music͵ DTemplate:Music1/ETemplate:Music1 38.8909
6 D͵ D1 36.7081
5 CTemplate:Music͵/DTemplate:Music͵ CTemplate:Music1/DTemplate:Music1 34.6478 CTemplate:Music (9 string)
4 C͵ contra-octave C1 Pedal C 32.7032
3 B͵͵ B0 30.8677 B (5 string)
2 ATemplate:Music͵͵/BTemplate:Music͵͵ ATemplate:Music0/BTemplate:Music0 29.1352
1 A͵͵ sub-contra-octave A0 Double Pedal A 27.5000

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