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Why does a piano sound different than a guitar?

Why does a piano sound different than a guitar?

From what I learned at school, a sound produced by an instrument is a complex sound, formed by the mixture of different harmonics which are “simple” sounds (sinusoid waves). The difference between the piano and the guitar is the harmonics involved which create the particular timbre of each instrument.

Can the same note have different frequencies?

When two musical notes are an octave apart, one has double the frequency of the other yet we hear them as the “same” note – a “C” for example.

Can a guitar play more notes than a piano?

On the guitar you have six strings, and anywhere from twenty to twenty-four frets per string. That means you have, potentially, 144 notes on the guitar, compared to 88 on the piano.

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Can piano and guitar play together?

Guitarists and pianists are not enemies! They can work really well together, but it takes some compromise between the two. As a rule of thumb, just serve the music and not yourself.

Can you play piano notes on a guitar?

So, can piano music be played on a guitar? Yes. Guitar and piano are similar instruments that both use the treble staff. Piano music also uses the bass clef which can be adapted to strummed chords in the guitar.

What makes the piano different from other instruments?

What makes the piano unique? The piano was unique among instruments in its class because, with it’s invention, a performer could now not only play many notes simultaneously, but also had instantaneous and (at least theoretically) infinite control over the dynamics of those notes.

Why are there multiple of the same note?

The reason there are multiple names for notes is that the same note may function differently in different contexts. If you just play a single note with no context, then it could have a multitude of different names.

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Can you learn piano and guitar same time?

The benefits of learning both piano and guitar are numerous. For one, it accelerates the music learning process. You can see composition as it relates to both instruments when you are learning them simultaneously. Then, you may pick up the guitar and try to figure out a way to translate a guitar piece to piano.