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What is the enharmonic of Cb

What is the enharmonic of Cb-example-1
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I am pretty sure that the enharmonic equivalent of C flat is B natural. N.B-B natural can also be called a A double-sharp.
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Answer: the right answer is B natural

Explanation: enharmonic is when two notes with different names (in this case Cb and B natural) have almost the same sound. In the scale, B and C are separated only by a semitone. Therefore, if we play a Cb, we will be playing B natural since there is no B#. The same thing will happen with E and F because they are separated by a semitone. So, if you play Fb, you will be playing E.

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