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Intro
Okay if you've always urged to know what thos funny notes are i will help!I've made it simple to learn on both staves.
Things you need to know.
What Bass is:
The lowest part of the musical range.
What Treble is:
The higher part of the musical range.
Thats it!
There are two "Clefs" in music. One the Bass, One being treble. Bass for lower notes in a music peice and one for higher.
Try to imagine 2 guitars.
Bass Guitar playing Bass notes.
Electric Guitar playing Treble notes.
Now this is what you want!
Now. Here we have the treble clef.
Notice how the notes acsend.
Low C is the lowest note on the treble clef here and High B is the highest.
For now we will ignore the 4 notes which are not within the stave. (The stave being the lines and in between them)'
A helpful way to learn the notes id by taking the first letters from each of the words in this phrase.
"Every Good Boy Deserves Fanta"
E G B D and F are the notes that are on the lines on the stave.
For the notes in between we only need to learn one word.
"F A C E"
That's all the notes in the more popular Treble Clef stave!
Onto the Bass Clef stave
Much like the treble clef we'll ignore the 4 notes off the stave for now.
If you followed the last instructions on how to go about learning the notes you will know what this is for!
"Good Buses Drive Fast Always"
Those are the notes on the lines, in order
"All Cows Eat Grass"
Are the notes between the lines.
So if you ever see a peice of music Starting with either one of those clefs you will now be able to tell what notes there are! Very handy for piano and Music Theory!
More info on the musical Stave/staff if needed
And there you have it guys! I hope this helps!
If i haven't explained anything well enough let me know!
Any mistakes let me know!
And any requests let me know!
Remember there are no stupid questions so feel free to ask anything! I found this confusing too at one point!
What Bass is:
The lowest part of the musical range.
What Treble is:
The higher part of the musical range.
Thats it!
There are two "Clefs" in music. One the Bass, One being treble. Bass for lower notes in a music peice and one for higher.
Try to imagine 2 guitars.
Bass Guitar playing Bass notes.
Electric Guitar playing Treble notes.
Now this is what you want!
The Notes & Their explanation
Now. Here we have the treble clef.
Notice how the notes acsend.
Low C is the lowest note on the treble clef here and High B is the highest.
For now we will ignore the 4 notes which are not within the stave. (The stave being the lines and in between them)'
A helpful way to learn the notes id by taking the first letters from each of the words in this phrase.
"Every Good Boy Deserves Fanta"
E G B D and F are the notes that are on the lines on the stave.
For the notes in between we only need to learn one word.
"F A C E"
That's all the notes in the more popular Treble Clef stave!
Onto the Bass Clef stave
Much like the treble clef we'll ignore the 4 notes off the stave for now.
If you followed the last instructions on how to go about learning the notes you will know what this is for!
"Good Buses Drive Fast Always"
Those are the notes on the lines, in order
"All Cows Eat Grass"
Are the notes between the lines.
So if you ever see a peice of music Starting with either one of those clefs you will now be able to tell what notes there are! Very handy for piano and Music Theory!
More info on the musical Stave/staff if needed
Spoiler:
Outro
And there you have it guys! I hope this helps!
If i haven't explained anything well enough let me know!
Any mistakes let me know!
And any requests let me know!
Remember there are no stupid questions so feel free to ask anything! I found this confusing too at one point!
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