Hi Dave,
You could be right, but somehow a piano advertised with "genuine ebony flats" just doen't sound as nice as one with "genuine ebony sharps."
-Mike
Be a positive thinker, think sharp!
"David M. Porritt" wrote:
> Gang:
>
> I have a theory that black keys were always called sharps for the simple reason that on typewriters there is no flat key. We could write F# easily, but G-flat had to be written out.
>
> dave
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