G0 — 24.500 Hz
G0 (G0) is 24.500 Hz in standard equal temperament at A=440 Hz. It is MIDI note number 19.
G0 Frequency in All Tuning Systems
| Temperament | Frequency (Hz) | Cents from Equal | Common Usage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Equal Temperament | 24.500 Hz | 0.00 | Modern standard; piano, fretted instruments |
| Pythagorean | 24.444 Hz | -3.96 | Medieval/early music; string ensemble open fifths |
| Just Intonation (Major) | 24.527 Hz | +1.91 | A cappella vocal, barbershop, Renaissance |
| Just Intonation (Minor) | 24.527 Hz | +1.91 | Minor-key vocal music, string ensembles |
| Quarter-Comma Meantone | 24.597 Hz | +6.84 | Renaissance keyboard, early Baroque organ |
| Third-Comma Meantone | 24.639 Hz | +9.79 | Renaissance vocal music in minor keys |
| Sixth-Comma Meantone | 24.569 Hz | +4.87 | Baroque orchestral ensemble compromise |
| Werckmeister III | 24.611 Hz | +7.83 | Baroque keyboard; Bach contemporaries |
| Werckmeister IV | 24.527 Hz | +1.91 | Baroque keyboard, strong key contrast |
| Werckmeister V | 24.611 Hz | +7.83 | Specialized Baroque keyboard |
| Kirnberger III | 24.597 Hz | +6.84 | Classical-era keyboard, keys near C major |
| Vallotti | 24.555 Hz | +3.88 | Baroque/Classical orchestral tuning |
| Young (1799) | 24.583 Hz | +5.86 | Classical-era keyboard |
| Bach/Lehman | 24.555 Hz | +3.88 | Bach keyboard works, Well-Tempered Clavier |
| Neidhardt | 24.527 Hz | +1.91 | 18th century keyboard, near-equal alternative |
| Kellner (Bach) | 24.588 Hz | +6.21 | Bach keyboard reconstruction |
Positive cents = sharper than equal temperament. Negative cents = flatter. 100 cents = 1 semitone.
G0 at Different Concert Pitches
The same note varies in frequency depending on the concert pitch standard used by your ensemble.
| Concert Pitch | Frequency (Hz) | Common Usage |
|---|---|---|
| A = 440 Hz (ISO standard) | 24.500 Hz | US, UK, and most modern ensembles worldwide |
| A = 442 Hz | 24.611 Hz | Many European orchestras; France, Germany |
| A = 443 Hz | 24.667 Hz | Berlin Philharmonic; some US orchestras |
| A = 432 Hz | 24.054 Hz | Alternative tuning; Baroque revival |
| A = 415 Hz (Baroque) | 23.108 Hz | Historically-informed Baroque performance |
f = f_at_A440 × (concert_pitch / 440)
G0 Across All Tuning Systems
Explore how G0 is tuned in each historical temperament system. Each tuning system gives G0 a slightly different frequency, affecting the harmonic character of chords and melodies.
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