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Let's spread some musical misinformation

And that number is 12. This I why I never play Ab; I have played the other 11 notes. Any song that requires an Ab, I simply substitute G#. Fortunately, no one has ever noticed.
Interesting that you've chosen to self-identify as a GeeSharpian, a religion that is starting to catch on in today's world of woe and strife. Good on you. I myself am a Nonnee - I never play an E and instead substitute an Fb whenever the lead guitarist feigns interest in anything other than himself.
 
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Interesting that you've chosen to self-identify as a GeeSharpian, a religion that is starting to catch on in today's world of woe and strife. Good on you. I myself am a Nonnee - I never play an E and instead substitute an Fb whenever the lead guitarist feigns interested in anything other than himself.

Well, we can agree about how much we despise the seeflattians.
 
It is interesting that the religious music of the eastern Orthodox churches is written in flat keys and those religions based on roman Catholicism (and the various protestant sects) is written in sharp keys. What is even more interesting is that the further north you go, the quantity of worship music performed in minor keys increases. Notably in Sweden, Norway and Finland it is actually illegal to perform religious music in major keys.
 
I will probably be killed for disclosing this, but Bb Eb Ab Db Gb are actually chords with a hidden third note known only to gnostics.
You can always pick out a gnostic, they have a very distinct look.
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From there it is pretty easy to get the third hidden note (gnote in their vernacular) out of them.
 
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You can always pick out a gnostic, they have a very distinct look.
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From there it is pretty easy to get the third hidden note (gnote in their vernacular) out of them.


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It is interesting that the religious music of the eastern Orthodox churches is written in flat keys and those religions based on roman Catholicism (and the various protestant sects) is written in sharp keys. What is even more interesting is that the further north you go, the quantity of worship music performed in minor keys increases. Notably in Sweden, Norway and Finland it is actually illegal to perform religious music in major keys.

Well, anything that might promote any sort of happiness is forbidden in Finland, including any happy music, as it may adversely affect the sales of vodka which the state derives much of its revenue from through the state-run network of liquor stores.