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clef symbols used in
modern music notation are the G-
clef,
F-
clef, and C-
clef.
Placing these clefs on a line
fixes a
reference note to that line—an
F-clef...
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clef is
usually the
leftmost symbol on a staff,
although a
different clef may
appear elsewhere to
indicate a
change in register. Historically,
clefs could...
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original score.
Seven clefs are used for this:
treble (2nd line G-
clef), b**** (4th line
F-
clef),
baritone (3rd line
F-
clef or 5th line C-
clef,
although in France...
- line
indicates the
location "ut" in the case of the C
clef, or "fa" in the case of the
F clef as shown: The
virga and
punctum are sung identically. Scholars...
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normal grand staff method,
using the G
clef and the
F clef. Today, kora
scores are
written on a
single G
clef,
following the Keur
Moussa notation system...
- most voices, the C-
clef is the one most
frequently used. For
mixed voices, a
typical combination of
clefs would have the b****
clef (
F on the
fourth staff...
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three sections, each
consisting of one bar on a
single staff in b**** (
F)
clef, with no key, tempo, or
dynamic indications. The
notes are
written as breves...
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regarded as the
father of
modern musical notation. He made use of
clefs (C &
F clefs) and
invented the ut-re-mi-fa-sol-la notation. The hymn does not help...
- an A;
historically it
would commence from a C or an
F. The
harpsichord uses the b****
clef (
F clef). Some
modern instruments are
built with
keyboards that...
- b****
clef or
F clef identifies the
second line down as the note
F below middle C.
While the
treble and b****
clef are the most
widely used,
other clefs, which...
