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Why is there no c flat in music?
Why is there no c flat in music?
That's a great question. Technically, there is a C flat in music, but it's rare to see it notated that way because it's easier to notate a B note instead, which is its enharmonic equivalent. This means that a B note played at the same pitch as a C flat note in a certain key. So instead of writing "C flat", musicians would just write "B".