Placing a clef on a stave assigns a particular pitch to one of the five horizontal lines, which defines the pitches on the remaining lines (i.e. those drawn above or ... five lines on the staff and ...

This layout is known as a stave in the UK or the staff in the USA. Each of the lines and spaces indicate a note pitch. It is also possible to extend above ... being the treble clef and the bass ...

This layout is known as a stave in the UK or the staff in the USA. Each of the lines and spaces indicate a note pitch. It is also possible to extend above and below the stave ... with the most common ...

Today, the treble clef appears printed on composers’ notepaper or preloaded on computers. It indicates notes’ pitch, because it’s placed on the second line of the musical staff, showing a G.

The Western hemisphere is familiar with musical giants like Beethoven and Mozart and the beautiful compositions they left behind on the five-lined staves in treble and bass clef. Yet long before ...