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The Treble Clef
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Let’s start with a staff: A staff is five lines and the four spaces that are in between. __________________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________
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If you put a line on each side of a staff….. Then you get what’s called a measure! __________________________________ I_________________________________I I_________________________________I I_________________________________I I_________________________________I
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Measures then form the lines that we put the music on I-----------------------------I-------------------------------I--------------------------------I----------------------------II I-----------------------------I-------------------------------I--------------------------------I----------------------------II I-----------------------------I-------------------------------I--------------------------------I----------------------------II These measures and lines are used for treble OR bass clef! The thing that makes the difference is the symbol at the front.!
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Treble Clef Symbol
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With the treble clef symbol on the clef, we play or sing higher notes. Each line and space will symbolize a note for us to play or sing For the purpose of this presentation, I will be only using whole notes, but any kind of rhythm can be used on the staff.
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Treble Clef on a staff: Looks like this: And with a time signature added, like this:
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Now for the notes! Remember, in music the notes go from A- G then repeat ABCDEFGABCDEFGABCDEFG etc. ALWAYS Use capital letters when talking about the notes on the staff!
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We begin giving the lines and spaces letter names from BOTTOM to TOP
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The lines are: E G B D F
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Also known as: E very G ood B oy D oes F ine
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Or: E lephants G ot B ig D irty Feet
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Or: E lvis’s G uitar B roke D own F riday
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On the staff, it looks like this:
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The spaces are EASY to remember! Space rhymes with FACE!
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F A C E
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On the clef, the spaces look like this:
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All the notes together are like so:
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In the next few weeks, we’ll keep learning about these notes!
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