With the last clef which has the same symbol but which is Sometimes called G clef second line, to avoid confusing it The position of the G note on the second line. Of the clefs, each with the position of the C 3 note: Musical keyboard, you will never need them. Fortunately, the 5 otherĬlefs are used only for specific instruments. Possible to read the notes on a staff in 7 different ways and As there are 7 different names of notes, it is Pitched by moving to the right of the keyboard. It is the most natural, because notes are increasingly high The left hand and notes written in the higher staff by the right Generally, notes written in the lower staff will be played by The previous example, but it is written using 2 staves: The two staves areĬonnected with a brace indicating that they must be read by the Two staves, with the bass and treble clefs. Harpsichord ) cover a rather vast extent and are written on The keyboard instruments (piano, organ, synthesizer, Written with the treble clef, which is better adapted to their The higher pitch instruments (flute, trumpet ) will be The bass clef, because the range of these instruments is mainly The scores of a bass guitar or a double bass will be written with That the notes are found as much as possible inside the staff. The instruments use the clef which is closest to their range, so The range of an instrument is the extent of notes it can play. Unfortunately makes the training of note reading a little moreĭifficult, because one needs to be able to read easily the notes Note in treble clef and an D note in bass clef. Line bears a different name according to the clef at theīeginning of the staff. It will give youĪn idea of the sound extension covered by these 4 octaves:īy observing the staves above, we see that a note placed on a Notice that the note order remains always the same,
(called ledger lines) to write even lower or higher notes on the With the bass clef and the treble clef, you can already write Here is the bass clef and the notes of octaves 1 and 2:
The bass clef lets you write lower notes covering octaves 1Īnd 2. (the last C already belongs to octave 5): You can easily write the notes of octave 4 in treble clef With the C located in the third line space and bears numberĤ. The 8 notes here above cover the extent ofĪn octave. Having the same name and thus comprising 6 other notes Remember that an octave is an interval between two notes Octaves are numbered to differentiate amongst octaves. Because there is only 7 different note names, The number to the right of each note name Until now, weĪlways used the treble clef to locate the notes:
#Bass clef note c series
As one teacher recently commented, our Primer series is ” hands down the best, most fun, simplest-to-use method books ever encountered.Octaves numbering Īs previously explained, a clef is used asĪ reference mark to write notes on the staff. When you click on the image below, you will be taken to our WunderKeys Resources Page where you can find Bass Note Penguins (click on the Note Reading tab) and a treasure trove of other printables.Īlso, while you’re here, don’t forget to check out our WunderKeys Method Books on Amazon. As they are both line notes, your piano students will likely need a lot of repetition to avoid confusing these two “trouble makers”. Today’s printable compares two bass clef notes that are commonly confused by young piano students: Bass D and Bass F. And, when notes are presented one or two at a time, kids can easily compare and contrast new notes to other notes on the staff.
It gives them the time and the repetition needed to remember each note’s position on the staff and the related key on the piano. To avoid bass clef frustration, a note-by-note approach to learning is beneficial for young learners. While their right hands are hanging out with familiar keys and notes, their left hands are on an adventure of their own. When piano students move out of Middle C position and into the C 5 Finger Scale for the first time, it is common for them to experience their first moments of note-reading frustration.
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