How do you read

Who the hell still uses Helmholtz notation? Not wayne-scales, clearly, otherwise he'd know that A' is never written - the sequence goes A,, A, A a a' a'' a'''. Thus I win.

As to how the prime or sub-prime marks are pronounced, I have no idea, since I've never heard of this notation before. And since I know everything worth knowing, I declare Helmholtz notation to be obscure and outdated, and thus I win, again.

 

A' is a recognized variant of A, and is used in some counterpoint textbooks; like the way the English system uses multiple letters and stuff.

Also the other thing I said.

 

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Aaaa, aaa aaaaa aa?

 

AAAAAAAAA!

 

A'

 

E?