Used for lower-pitched instruments (cello, tuba, left hand of the piano). The two dots surround the "F" line. 3. The Notes: Your Alphabet
The tells you how many beats are in each measure.
The tells you which note gets the beat (usually the quarter note). To help you practice, let me know: What instrument are you interested in playing? Do you have a specific song in mind you'd like to read?
The is the foundation of music. It consists of five lines and four spaces . Notes are placed either on a line or in a space; the higher up the note sits, the higher the pitch. 2. The Clefs: Your Anchor
Used for higher-pitched instruments (flute, violin, right hand of the piano). The curl circles the "G" line.