| Author | Topic: notes below/ above the staff |
Anonymous
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| posted: 7/19/2003 at 2:43:54 PM ET
I know middle c has the line in the center of the note below the staff, what about above the staff? also what are the other notes above and below the staff? thanks in advace for the help.
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Anonymous
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| posted: 7/19/2003 at 2:58:10 PM ET
Guess I was way off. I found what I needed on this page staff lines and spaces check it out if your needing help in this area
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 HAWGDADDY
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8/4/2003 | posted: 8/4/2003 at 4:43:20 PM ET
Great question I have one to add. What happens to the notes on a bass clef with notes above and below the staff..What happens to the lines being GBDFA and Spaces Being ACEG ? What changes above and below ?
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trumpet guru
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8/22/2003 | posted: 8/22/2003 at 7:24:05 AM ET
The notes continue in the music alphabet (a through g) even when above or below the staff.
You use a "ledger line" to write those notes. A ledger line looks just like the little line which goes through middle c. By using these, you can extend the staff as far as you like. Lead trumpets, flutes and other instruments often play notes using 4 or more ledger lines above the staff. Same for Tubas below.
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