Simon van Wees Drawings

If you would like to know what colours for musical notes i see here is the answer.
Though the strange thing is that letters for musical notes have different colours then just letters.
But also with musical notes, the halfnotes are different.
So for example sharp # has a fresh taste to me, wheras flat b more brown and dull. And so A sharp feels tastes and has a different colour than B flat which feels like a slappy rubber cycle's innertube and chocolate brown.
Also there is an extra curiosity. In Germany they call the B flat B and B they call H. That B has a different colour brown than the normal B flat and B and the H is beige!
I haven't yet broken my neck over Do Di Re Ri Mi etc. but so it is a combination of all factors together which can give a same note several colours at a given circumstance.
Then a whole stave can have a certain hue as well as a whole musical piece.
Classical music is mostly dark emerald green, where as pop music more white with a reddish pink edge.