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What Are Octaves? Octaves Explained!!!

United StatesPublished October 1, 2021

Views 52.1K  |  Likes 836  |  Comments 44
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This video has 52.1K views and 836 likes, ranking #7,849,260 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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52,193

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836

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44

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Hello & Welcome! Today, we are going to look at octaves using the piano to explain. An octave sounds like it may be the same note. & when you are reading your sheet music, the letter will be the same - so if you are on B on the staff, the octave will be B right above the staff. The frequencies vibrate in a similar patt…

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October 1, 2021
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