Note

Note class holds a note's name and octave number. To get an instance of Note, call appropriate Get (for example, Get(noteName, octave)) static method or parse a note from string. You can also get specific note using corresponding property of Octave class.

Some examples of usage:

// Get note with number of 100
var note1 = Note.Get((SevenBitNumber)100);

// Get A#2 note
var note2 = Note.Get(NoteName.ASharp, 2);

// ... or
var note3 = Octave.Get(2).ASharp;

// Parse a note
var note4 = Note.Parse("a3");
var note5Parsed = Note.TryParse("c#2", out var note5);

Also see the Interval article for additional examples.

Parsing

Following strings can be parsed to Note:

NoteName Accidental Accidental ... Accidental OctaveNumber

where

• NoteName is one of the letters: C, D, E, F, G, A or B.
• Accidental is one of the following strings:
  • # or sharp for sharp;
  • b or flat for flat.
• OctaveNumber is the number of an octave. A number must be between -1 and 9.

Examples of valid note strings:

D3
F##3
Fb 1
C#b4