Treble and Bass Clef
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Performing Arts, Arts
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5th - 8th Grade
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Morgan Norvell
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Treble and Bass Clef
Learning the letter names for the lines and spaces for the most common clefs in music.
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Treble Clef
What are the letter names for the lines?
What are the letter names for the spaces?
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Open Ended
What does the treble clef on a staff tell you? Why does it matter?
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Treble clef (higher notes) above and the Bass Clef (lower notes) is below.
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Bass Clef
Bass clef is lower than treble clef, so lower voice parts/instruments will usually look at bass clef
The lines are Good Birds Do Fly Always
The spaces are All Cows Eat Grass
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Notice how the staves (plural for staff) connect together in the middle (hint: middle C). They meet on middle C's ledger line. There is one ledger line between the staves.
Listen to me play from the low G in bass clef to the high F in Treble.
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Summary of Treble Clef and Bass Clef
Treble clef has higher notes, and bass cleff has lower notes.
The letter names for the treble clef are: EGBDF (lines) and FACE (spaces).
The letter names for bass clef are: GBDFA (lines) and ACEG (spaces).
The staves connect with middle C on a ledger line (not pictured).
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Treble and Bass Clef
Learning the letter names for the lines and spaces for the most common clefs in music.
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