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hey, welcome to 12tone! check this out: (bang) this little melody is known as the Bach motif, and itamp;#39;s been used for centuries as a tribute to one of Western musicamp;#39;s most famous composers, including many times by Bach himself. but it does more than just reference him: it actually spells out his name. how? well, letamp;#39;s talk about musical cryptograms. a cryptogram is a coded representation of a piece of text. thereamp;#39;s lots of ways to do that with music, but probably the simplest is just to use note names. we represent our notes with letters anyway, so why not just arrange them to spell out words? if we wanted to write the word amp;quot;cabbageamp;quot;, for instance, we could do it like this: (bang) but we run into a problem pretty quickly: our note names only go up to G, leaving most of the alphabet unaccounted for. we can stretch this a bit further, though, by exploiting an unusual quirk of traditional German notation. for various reasons, German musicia
