Music tone identification method related with apparatus, notation, and instruments

A tone identification method comprising:

• twelve embodiments for one hundred and sixty eight tone notes within a musical scale;
• wherein each scale comprises fourteen scale levels;
• wherein each scale level consists of twelve ascending tone notes of distinct colors;
• whereby each subsequent higher said tone of a distinct color within a scale level doubles its vibrations per second over the preceding lower scale level tone note of the same color, and whereby
• the said tone note scale can have an embodiment for each tone note, including the following:
• ellipse embodiment 1a, ellipse containing a circle embodiment 1b, circle embodiment 2a, circle containing a circle embodiment 2b, rectangular extrovert embodiment 3a, rectangular extrovert containing a circle embodiment 3b, triangle embodiment 4a, triangle containing a circle embodiment 4b, rectangular introvert embodiment 5a, rectangular introvert containing a circle embodiment 5b, diamond embodiment 6a, diamond containing a circle embodiment 6b, alphanumeric letter, syllable, or word embodiment 7, bird head embodiment 8a, bird head containing an open mouth diamond embodiment 8b, female human head embodiment 10a, female human head containing an open mouth oval embodiment 10b, male human head embodiment 11a, male human head containing a open mouth oval embodiment 11b, animal head embodiments 9a and 12a, animal head containing an open mouth embodiments 9b and 12b, to be used at the discretion of the music composer for musical instruments or vocal persons;
• and whereby
• the said tone note embodiment, comprises a plurality of character lines placed above or below its body to identify its scale level;
• and
• a bar corresponding in color to one of said twelve tone notes located at the beginning and end of a song to indicate the key of the song;
• and
• a unique colored sticker or coating on a musical instrument playing surface identifies its corresponding unique tone and said note body;
• and
• accent or stress of a song indicated by size of note body or color contrast of stem, and
• a slider with transparent ports to view and compose scales comprised of said tone note bodies;
• and
• a notation system for pipe and reed comprising said tone note bodies indicating holes closed for fingering or playing a note;
• and
• five alphabetical note names in each level of scale to accompany the present seven A, B, C, D, E, F, and G, whereby the five letters H, J, K, L, and M replace all sharps and flats and identify unique tones or pitches;
• and
• chord fingering illustrations using said tone identifying method;
• the said tone note scale can have an embodiment for each tone note, including the following:
• alphanumeric song word, syllable, or letter, to be used at the discretion of the music composer for musical instruments or vocal persons;
• and whereby.