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| Author | Topic: Treble vs. Bass Clef |
tlwestca
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1/4/2008 | posted: 1/11/2008 at 6:40:40 PM ET
I am sooooooooo confused!
I played woodwinds for many years (when I was younger!) so I am familiar with the Treble Clef.
I am attempting to learn keyboard and have come to the section about Bass Clef. I have yet to find a clear understanding! I always thought that the notes on the Bass Clef were different from the Treble Clef.
I have looked and looked for a side by side comparison of notes and can't find any examples at all. For example: Middle C/ Written on the Treble Clef/First line below the Staff//Written on the Bass Clef...."______"
Any help would be appreciated! My brain hurts!
Tracy
Tracy
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|  imnidiot
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From:
Ashley PA
Registered:
3/28/2005 | posted: 1/11/2008 at 10:02:20 PM ET
Hi, the notes on the bass clef are: G 1st line, A 1st space, B 2nd line, C 2nd space, D 3rd line, E 3rd space, F 4th line, G 4th space, and A 5th line. This info was found on google under bass clef notes. Hope this helps.
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| julianp
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From:
UK
Registered:
2/26/2008 | posted: 2/26/2008 at 5:35:14 AM ET
The names of the notes for Bass clef are:
G, B,d,f,a for the lines and
A,C,E,G for the spaces.
These can be remembered easily by the following:
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