// 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.

{
    // 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.
