- seen as
treble clef (placing G4 on the
second line of the staff), and the F-
clef as
b**** clef (placing F3 on the
fourth line). The C-
clef is
mostly encountered...
- also uses b****
clef. This
means that the
b**** clef part
would be read an
octave lower than if
reading it in
German notation. The
treble clef remains the...
-
typically treated as a treble-
clef instrument,
while in
American band music,
parts may be
written in
either treble clef or
b**** clef, or both. A
person who plays...
-
lines of the
b**** clef.
Categories of
b**** voices vary
according to
national style and
classification system.
Italians favour subdividing b****es into the...
- when the
tenor and
b**** are
notated in one staff, the
upper voice is
marked by
stems up, and both
voices are
written in
b**** clef,
while the
tenor is...
- a space), but
modern notation almost exclusively uses treble,
b****, alto, and
tenor clef. In
American usage,
musical note and rest
values have
names that...
- the
baritone horn can be
written in
either the
b**** clef or the
treble clef. When
written in the
b**** clef, the
baritone horn is a non-transposing instrument...
- ****ociated with the
b**** voice. For example, the role of
Wotan in Die Walküre
covers the
range from F2 (the F at the
bottom of the
b**** clef) to F♯4 (the F♯...
- the
tenor trombone and
b**** trombone.
These are
treated as non-transposing instruments,
reading at
concert pitch in
b**** clef, with
higher notes sometimes...
- "the
b****" in the
context of br****
instruments B**** saxophone B**** (voice type), a type of
classical male
singing voice B**** clef, the
musical clef used...
