Examples for
Music Theory
Wolfram|Alpha's deep algorithmic knowledge makes it a perfect companion to explore computational music theory. Examine the sonic properties of musical notes, find named scales containing a given sequence of pitches, apply pitch‐set operations to note sets and scales and visualize chords, keys and more.
Notes
Explore and visualize properties of musical notes.
Compute the frequency and other properties of a musical note:
Specify the octave:
Calculate the note corresponding to a given frequency:
Analyze a sequence of notes:
Specify notes using MIDI codes:
Find the Parsons code for a note sequence:
Chords
Look up chords and generate keyboard and guitar fingering charts.
Get information about a chord:
Specify a chord using lead‐sheet notation:
Identify a chord from constituent notes:
Intervals
Identify and explore intervals between notes and within chords.
Identify an interval:
Identify several intervals:
Key Signatures
Compute and compare properties of key signatures.
Get information about a key signature:
Compare key signatures:
Get specific information about a key:
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Scales
Look up scales or find scales containing a given sequence of notes.