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difference between tone and note

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Answered by Anonymous

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Summarized: "Note" is written and has information about pitch and lenght. Because notes have names, a note correspondes to a tone. "Tone" is used when refering to hearing, it contains information about pitch and its name (e.g. tone "A"). So "note" contains more information than "tone", but is used in different context.............

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Answered by sailee224

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tone is written and has information aboutpitch and length. because notes have names ,a note correspondence to a tone.tone is use when referring to hearing

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