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Sound Colors are when you associate a tone with a color, Light is just a really fast wave and all waves have a frequency so we will build our theory on that.. We found a utility called 'Spectra' that shows a colors wavelength and frequency and we built a Thz - Hz converter to show lower octaves of a colors frequency, The frequencies are in terahertz which have to be chopped down in octaves ( freq/2 ) about 30 times...

Color	Wavelength	Color Frequency	Audible Octave	Tone	Guitar String
		Thz / hz	80-1200 hz		Slightly Sharp - ss* (cents) sf* (cents) - Slightly Flat
	380 nm	788 Thz.	733.88	Gb / F# - sf* 7	6th string - 14th fret
	400 nm	749 Thz.	697.56	F	6th string - 13th fret
	420 nm	714 Thz.	664.96	E ss* 4	6th string - 12th fret
	440 nm	681 Thz.	634.23	Eb / D# - ss* 14	6th string - 11th fret
	460 nm	652 Thz.	607.22	D - ss* 20	6th string - 10th fret
	480 nm	625 Thz.	582.07	sf* 5 - D	6th string - 10th fret
	500 nm	600 Thz.	558.79	Db / C# - ss* 5	6th string - 9th fret
	520 nm	577 Thz.	537.37	C - ss* 13	6th string - 8th fret
	540 nm	540 Thz.	502.91	B - ss* 9	6th string - 7th fret
	560 nm	535 Thz.	498.25	B - ss* 5	6th string - 7th fret
	580 nm	517 Thz.	481.49	Bb / A# - ss* 16	6th string - 6th fret
	600 nm	500 Thz.	465.66	Bb / A#	6th string - 6th fret
	620 nm	484 Thz.	450.76	A ss* 10	6th string - 5th fret
	640 nm	468 Thz.	435.85	sf* 5 - A	6th string - 5th fret
	660 nm	454 Thz.	422.82	Ab / G# ss* 7	6th string - 4th fret
	680 nm	441 Thz.	410.71	sf* 5 - Ab / G#	6th string - 4th fret
	700 nm	428 Thz.	398.60	G ss* 6	6th string - 3rd fret
	720 nm	416 Thz.	387.43	sf* 5 - G	6th string - 3rd fret
	740 nm	405 Thz.	377.18	Gb / F# ss* 7	6th string - 2nd fret
	760 nm	394 Thz.	366.94	sf* 3 - Gb / F#	6th string - 2nd fret
	780 nm	384 Thz.	357.62	F ss* 8	6th string - 1st fret
					*ss - Slightly Sharp
< Notice that there is no color change from 645nm - 700 nm >
Check out the "Cycle of Colors" - It shows the Circle of Colors as they correlate with the Keys..

The ss* and sf* refer to microtones - Microtones are easiest found on fretless instruments such as the violin or by using a slide, When you bend a note then you are passing through the microtones. On the guitar you can slightly bend a note up to find the microtones, Try to find the microtone between the 6th and 7th fret of the smallest string by slightly bending the note at the 6th fret (use the smallest string)...

If anything music is brown in theory (or the color you get when you mix all the colors together). Background noise is most likely white when its quiet, A combination of different sounds such as in a city are probably a darker sound. One thing that can be nailed down is emotion, Take a slow dark and sad song and speed it up a bit and then suddenly its bright and funny. The mood or feeling of a song most likely is not tied to the frequency of the tones but more likely tied to the tempo and tonic structure as a whole...