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Boobs & Brass-music

poodledoo | 21:07 Wed 04th Jun 2008 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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27)Which are the only 2 musical notes with no flats? (Ihave seen it suggested that there aren't any-please confirm!)
33)Michael Evis is best known for what in the music world?
29)Who was the first Beatle to marry, and to whom?

Times Jumbo 760 cryptic

A few riddles.... place names, musicals, plants and numbers

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shaneystar2

29 John Lennon ..he married Cynthia Powell in 1962 .

shaneystar2

33 Founder of the Glastonbury Festival.
If it's Micheal Eavis ...not Evis

poodledoo

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It is spelt Evis in the question-I'm assuming its a spelling mistake and am going with it anyway. Thanks Shaneystar-just no 27 to go!Is it a trick question?

Vicasso

27) the keys of C and F

cheaton

Poodledoo - technically there are 2 notes with no flat - F and C as if you flatten them (ie go down a semitone) on the piano you get another white note and not a black (the flats)... I would think the question is looking for this answer (ie F & C) rather than being too clever as technically you can flatten any note (my husband is a music graduate and has given me a long lecture on this but I have taken the simple answer!). Good luck.

Vicasso

look at the scale on this site, you wiil see that there are no sharps or flats between B and C, or E and F.
http://thinkzone.wlonk.com/Music/12Tone.htm

poodledoo

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thank you for your answers cheaton & vicasso.

shaneystar2

I'm not too good on music ! I seem to remember from the distant past in music at school that you can up and lower a note a half step to produce a " natural " ..So for instance F or B or whatever can be written as a natural or an F flat ...all very confusing .
It may well be a trick question ..if not a trick Q indeed "tricky " ....
Perhaps someone else may come up with a more lucid answer :))

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