What is the range of a classical guitar?

The classical guitar has a wide range of notes that it can play. The lowest note is the low E string, which is E2 (82.41 Hz). The highest note is the high E string, which is E5 (659.26 Hz). This gives the classical guitar a range of three octaves and a major third.

Here is a more detailed breakdown of the range of the classical guitar:

* Low E string: E2 (82.41 Hz)

* A string: A2 (110.00 Hz)

* D string: D3 (146.83 Hz)

* G string: G3 (195.99 Hz)

* B string: B3 (246.94 Hz)

* High E string: E5 (659.26 Hz)

In addition to these notes, the classical guitar can also play a variety of harmonics, which are higher-pitched sounds that are produced by lightly touching the strings at certain points.