Treble Clef and Bass Clef (Junior Cert Music): Flashcards
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Stave definition
Stave definition
Set of 5 lines & 4 spaces for writing music notes
Purpose of a clef
Purpose of a clef
Shows which note belongs to each line & space
Treble clef (𝄞) pitch range
Treble clef (𝄞) pitch range
Higher-pitched instruments & voices
Bass clef (𝄢) pitch range
Bass clef (𝄢) pitch range
Lower-pitched instruments & voices
Treble clef alternate name
Treble clef alternate name
G clef (spirals around 2nd line = G)
Bass clef alternate name
Bass clef alternate name
F clef (2 dots surround 4th line = F)
3 instruments using treble clef
3 instruments using treble clef
Violin, flute, trumpet
3 instruments using bass clef
3 instruments using bass clef
Cello, tuba, bassoon
Treble clef lines (bottom to top)
Treble clef lines (bottom to top)
E-G-B-D-F (Every Good Boy Deserves Fruit)
Treble clef spaces
Treble clef spaces
F-A-C-E (spells FACE)
Bass clef lines (bottom to top)
Bass clef lines (bottom to top)
G-B-D-F-A (Great Big Dogs Fight Animals)
Bass clef spaces
Bass clef spaces
A-C-E-G (All Cows Eat Grass)
Piano hands & clefs
Piano hands & clefs
Right hand = treble clef, left hand = bass clef
Grand stave definition
Grand stave definition
Music written across both treble & bass staves
Instruments using grand stave
Instruments using grand stave
Piano, harp (wide pitch range instruments)