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What is the name of each C note on the piano only one of them seems to be defined middle C?
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Indeed, only one of the Cs on the piano is 'middle C'. The others aren't given a specific name (although the lowest might be called "sub-contra C" sometimes.) A piano tuner calls different C's by numbers, numbering the lowest C1. (The A below that is A0.) The next C up is C2, and so on to C8, the highest key on an 88-key keyboard.
Middle C, then, is C4.
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