Chart showing C' C" A' etc.

[RWL]

I must not be using the right search terms.  I periodically see references to c' or c'' but I need a chart to show me where they are on the music staff.  Does anybody have a link to a chart showing note names  on the staff using the c' a' a'' system?   Is c' the same as middle c?

[Łukasz Martynowicz]

24 minutes ago, RWL said:

I must not be using the right search terms.  I periodically see references to c' or c'' but I need a chart to show me where they are on the music staff.  Does anybody have a link to a chart showing note names  on the staff using the c' a' a'' system?   Is c' the same as middle c?

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C_(musical_note)

[Moll Peatly]

Helmholtz notation

 

So yes, c' is middle c (or C4 in scientific notation).

Edited September 13, 2021 by Moll Peatly

[gcoover]

And to add to the confusion, middle c is "C" in abc notation.

Gary

[RWL]

8 hours ago, Łukasz Martynowicz said:

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C_(musical_note)

Thanks,but not quite what I'm looking for.  I'm looking for a staff labled like the one below, but with the C' C'' system that I see used when citing the range of a concertina

https://www.shutterstock.com/image-vector/musical-notes-names-staff-treble-clef-1476389549

 

[David Barnert]

Hi, Bob-

 

This doesn’t answer your question? It’s not laid out like you request, but all the information is there. You should be able to construct the staff you’re looking for from what is provided right there.

[David Barnert]

There. I’ve done it for you. I don’t have a lot of space remaining to post images here, so I emailed it to you.

[David Barnert]

Moll linked to the Wikipedia article on Helmholtz notation. I just had a look and found this there:

 

 

That’s pretty much the same thing I just emailed you.