Batch move files that are consecutive to the same folder USING NOTEPAD

[Hank1000]

I am trying to batch move consecutive named files with the same extension to a particular folder.
EXAMPLE: "G:\PHILHARMONIA DOWNLOAD\violin\violin_A3_1_forte_arco-normal.mp3" (this folder has all of the files currently), but I have created a destination folder also.

In the above, I would like to add:_B3_1_, _C3_1_, and etc. to move into the same directory. I would also like to add that there is also (_A4_1_, _B4_1_) files, but I want to repeat the code and have them go to a different folder once I figure this out. So basically, all 3's are in the same folder and etc. Can someone please help me out here?

I am looking to do what I asked and not the following, because it moves everything with the same extension.The only way that I have seen is using this for example, which again is not what I asked:
 "@echo off

REM Documents
move *.docx C:\Users\username\Documents move *.pdf C:\Users\username\Documents
move *.xls C:\Users\username\Documents
move *.txt C:\Users\username\Documents

REM Music
move *.mp3 C:\Users\username\Music

Thamks in advance!

[Geek-9pm]

Hello,  let me say something. (Sorry, I can't do the batch for you.)
Have you considered using other tools to organize your stuff?
Look around and you can find free advanced file management software.
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He goes on to mention
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Just saying that it might save you time and bring you a new tool.

Now somebody else will show you how in batch. 

[Salmon Trout]

You can use wildcards other than the simple star, dot, extension, (like *.mp3). For example, assuming that your music file names just have these character groups A3_1, B4_1 in one place only you can build a wildcard like this

move *A3_1*.mp3 [some folder]
move *A4_1*.mp3 [some folder]
move *B5_2*.mp3 [some folder]
move *C6_41*.mp3 [some folder]
etc

Or if the only place you have a number followed by an underscore is here:

violin_A3_1_forte_arco-normal.mp3

then *3_*.mp3 would find all the 3s in that place.

[Hackoo]

Hi 
Here is a starting batch file to test, just for searching : Search_MP3_Pattern.bat

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@echo off
Title Searching mp3 files with special pattern . . .
Color 9E & Mode con cols=75 lines=3
set "Master_Folder=C:\users"
set "Pattern=*_??_?_*.mp3"
set "LogSearch=%~dpn0.txt"
echo(
echo      Please wait ... Searching "%Pattern%" files is in progress ...
Where /R "%Master_Folder%" "%Pattern%" /F >"%LogSearch%" 2>&1
start "" "%LogSearch%"