Unbeknown to Ms. Al-Hadid, each bell was keyed to a specific note.
Many perfumers believed that a signature did not have to be something as literal as adding a specific note to each new scent.
Erratum Musical" (1913-22) (the French translates as "The Bride Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors, Even," the title of a Duchamp picture) prescribes a system in which numbered balls, each representing a specific note, are dropped through a funnel into a toy train.
In an updated plan for how the government would handle an oil spill, the department included a specific note about increased risks posed by plans for extensive oil exploration in the Great Australian Bight.
The word śruti is used both to indicate a specific note and as a unit of measurement to describe the size of an interval encompassed by two given notes.
I have no opinion on the song, being essentially musically inert (asking me to sing a specific note is like asking me to do an impression of purple), but the video does look like something Michel Gondry would dream up, if he were a zoologist sleeping off a blue-cheese binge.
In Part 1 there's a wonderful moment when Michael Feinstein stops by a rehearsal, accompanies a young man as he practices "They Can't Take That Away From Me," then gives him a critique with an insightful explanation of how the Gershwins structured the song and why a specific note (which the student missed) was used in a particular spot to take the tune upward.
You can open a specific note in Ulysses much more quickly.
In that notation, it is possible to refer to the octave of a specific note using a number, e.g., A4 is note A in the fourth octave.
However, it is valuable to figure out which fingering is used to generate a specific note, particularly for musical training purposes.
