// Definitions of Note names.
//
// The most widely used note naming systems in the western world are
// Dutch and Neo-Latin. The English and German systems may be
// considered variants of Dutch.
// In the Dutch system, note names are A, B, C, D, E, F and G.
// Half-tones have a sharp or flat, e.g. C# (Cis) or Db (Des). 
// In English, Cis is called C sharp, and Des is called D flat.

config {
    type :        notes
    title :       "Common Notation"
    description : "C, D, E, F, G, A, B"
    // Use 'common' instead of 'dutch'.
    omit : true
}

// Note (chord root) names.
// In case of alternatives, the first one is used for output.
notes {

    // System 'dutch' is the same as 'common'.
    system : dutch

    sharp : [ C [ C# Cis C♯ ]
	      D [ D# Dis D♯ ]
	      E
	      F [ F# Fis F♯ ]
	      G [ G# Gis G♯ ]
	      A [ A# Ais A♯ ]
	      B
    ]

    flat :  [                   C
	      [ Db Des     D♭ ] D
	      [ Eb Es  Ees E♭ ] E
				F
	      [ Gb Ges     G♭ ] G
	      [ Ab As  Aes A♭ ] A
	      [ Bb Bes     B♭ ] B
     ]
}

// End of config.
