There are some well known and well-trodden examples! Working from bottom to top, the note names for the lines on the treble clef are E, G, B, D & F. This can be remembered as ‘Every Green Bus ...

The humble but mighty clef. Clef is a name derived from the same French word, which means ‘key’. A clef is a symbol used in music notation to indicate which notes, or pitches ... and only-used G-clef ...

Treble Clef on upper staff ... Another example of 12th century notation. Note the variation of the letter F to the left of each read line. (image: The Schøyen Collection) These initial letters ...

Especially when it comes to handwriting. Today, the treble clef appears printed on composers’ notepaper or preloaded on computers. It indicates notes’ pitch, because it’s placed on the ...

The trio sonata spotlights the baroque emphasis on treble sounds by pairing twin parts for high instruments in opposition to a bass line. The genre is most effective if the treble instruments are ...