RE: [Harp-L] H. Levy and Conceptualizing notes--piano

["Clayton Gary Lehmann" <hqr@xxxxxxx>]

<big snip>
You can know that Middle C is the C outside the 5 lines (a space and line 
which you have to add in your mind outside the treble) and where to sound it

on a piano.

In order to sound it on a harmonica, you have to know it is the Hole No. 1 
Blow on a diatonic and most chromatics. 

On a guitar, you can sound it by fretting the 3rd fret on the 5th string or 
8th fret on the 6th string because every note (the exact same note; not an 
octave higher or lower) can be played in at least two places on a guitar).
</snip> 

Guitar is written an octave higher than sounded, so middle C is actually the
first fret of the second (B) string.
Gary