How Accidentals Work on Different Staves

Hi everyone, today I want to talk a little about accidentals. So far we have only talked about how accidentals act when they are on one staff. But what happens when you have more than one staff of music? Maybe it’s a piece of piano music with a treble staff and bass staff. Or maybe it’s an ensemble you want to play and there are more than two staves. How do accidentals work in those situations?
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[@somerandomdude2330]

I have literally no idea what this is but I like it.

[@snorefest1621]

for my sheet music, many accidentals carried to another staff

[@saif_saleh_]

does anything change if you have something like C# below the treble staff and and unmarked C above the bass staff? probably best to clarify with a natural/sharp to avoid confusion.

[@jodyjohnson265]

Thanks I was really not thought about this at school the key changes are completely foreign to me.

[@rasaloco98]

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Thanks for the suggestion!