G Pitch

The Wheel of Time

Note	Sub-contra	Contra	Great	Small	One-lined	Two-lined	Three-lined	Four-lined	Five-lined
B♯/C	16.35	32.70	65.41	130.81	261.63	523.25	1046.50	2093.00	4186.01
C♯/D♭	17.32	34.65	69.30	138.59	277.18	554.37	1108.73	2217.46	4434.92
D	18.35	36.71	73.42	146.83	293.66	587.33	1174.66	2349.32	4698.64
D♯/E♭	19.45	38.89	77.78	155.56	311.13	622.25	1244.51	2489.02	4978.03
E/F♭	20.60	41.20	82.41	164.81	329.63	659.26	1318.51	2637.02	5274.04
E♯/F	21.83	43.65	87.31	174.61	349.23	698.46	1396.91	2793.83	5587.65
F♯/G♭	23.12	46.25	92.50	185.00	369.99	739.99	1479.98	2959.96	5919.91
G	24.50	49.00	98.00	196.00	392.00	783.99	1567.99	3135.96	6271.93
G♯/A♭	25.96	51.91	103.83	207.65	415.30	830.61	1661.22	3322.44	6644.88
A	27.50	55.00	110.00	220.00	440.00	880.00	1760.00	3520.00	7040.00
A♯/B♭	29.14	58.27	116.54	233.08	466.16	932.33	1864.66	3729.31	7458.62
B/C♭	30.87	61.74	123.47	246.94	493.88	987.77	1975.53	3951.07	7902.13

frequencies in Hertz for notes in various octaves, named according to the "German method" of octave nomenclature

Helmholtz pitch notation, a system for naming musical notes of the Western chromatic scale. Fully described and normalized by the German scientist Hermann von Helmholtz, it uses a combination of upper and lower case letters (A to G), and the sub- and super-prime symbols ( ͵  ′  or ⸜ ⸝) to denote each individual note of the scale. It is one of two formal systems for naming notes in a particular octave, the other being scientific pitch notation.