1 Music Notation
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This document provides an overview of music notation fundamentals, including that the treble clef curls around the second line indicating G and the bass clef has two dots on the fourth line indicating F. It also notes the names of notes on the treble and bass staves and that ledger lines extend the range of notes above and below the staff lines. Finally, it states that the treble and bass staves combined form the grand staff.
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1 Music Notation
- 1. Music Theory Unit 1 Music Notation
- 2. Treble and Bass Clef Treble Clef curls around the second line of the staff, indicating the location of G The Bass clef has two dots on either side of the fourth line of the staff indicating the location of F
- 3. Names of Notes Names of the notes on the Treble and bass Staves
- 4. Notes above and below the Staff In Treble Clef, C and D are written just below the staff In Bass Clef, B and C are written just above the staff (Do you think there’s a connection?)
- 5. Ledger Lines Small lines called ledger lines are used to extend the range of the staff. These lines are used for notes that are above and below the five lines of the treble and bass staves
- 6. The Grand Staff When the treble and bass staves are combined, they make the grand staff. The two staves are joined be a straight line and a curved brace or bracket