Music Theory - Treble Clef (Understanding & Identifying Notes)
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- This video is suitable for:
- Beginners - those who have no experience of the treble clef and wish to be able to identify notes.
- Those who wish to refresh their knowledge of the treble clef.
The video provides a clear description of notes names including the use of ledger lines for notes above and below the stave.
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I keep getting kicked on teams meeting and stuff its annoying so I came here to understand
Finally a video that explains things thoroughly. I have watched many and none of them are as articulate and detailed as this! Thank you! I can finally learn with ease.
I concur, yes! thank you!
Okay so looks like I’m not the only one who needed to come here because of online class
Not at all
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i have a test
It's nice to finally see my knowledge in music progressing, I actually knew and fully understood everything in this video. Although my previous knowledge about adding ledger lines on A5 and above was minor, I can now say that it too has increased!
Wow..In six minutes you've managed to teach me something that teachers have tried to nail into my head for almost ten years. Amazing. Thank you SO much!
well, it's been another 10 years! i am curious to know your progress in music now.
Ten years?
This is so useful! I've been doing music at school for 2 years but the instruments I play both read Bass clef so I never learnt treble. So helpful
Every one: I am here from online class
Me: I am 1 and a half years in on self teaching my self guitar... Alone
i just never knew what a trebel clef did....
(good luck though, im planning on doing the same soon
alone no more lol i am too
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I learnt to play guitar but it was pretty boring to me so I started playing piano and I love it now💀
I stopped playing piano for 3 years and forgot everything my instructor told me, this is so helpful
I’ve search the web for days looking for sheet notes to letters and be dam your the only person who got it right. Many thanks & well done. You have made my reading sheet notes 100% easier. Easy to follow & very effective.
Just love this guy. Explanations are clear and concise. Above all, they are understandable. Great job.
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Saved my life literally. I was about to fail my semester practicals.
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You really helped me because tomorrow I have a music tutorial and I don't know much things but now I feel like I'm the king of music in my class
Thank you for helping my daughter learn music because yesterday was her first privte Piano lesson!
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That’s what my teacher taught me
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On the line f-a-c-e face on the space
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Thank you. my daughters who are 4 and 7 take piano and violin lessons. I'm clueless with music and your video helped me figure out most things they do with their practice.
one of them is 13 and the other is 16
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Folks need to stop teaching new music readers to recognize that those notes say "face" or to use "every good boy does fine" or whatever... music notes are random in real songs and you need to recognize them without trying to use these associations which slow you down and get you stuck at a particular level. Just stop it and teach the notes sequentially and then randomly.
We’re probably all here from our music teacher
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These are the most informative theory videos I have seen; you are so articulate and thorough with your explanation, yet concise and easy to understand. I can tell these are going to be a saviour for me, as most lessons I have watched or read, have skipped ahead of important steps, whether because they have assumed you have understood the message, or because the creator has underestimated how difficult it can be for a new learner to grasp the foundational steps in learning music.
ABC (from 2 ledgers (helping lines) below), ABC (center of the staff), ABC (to 2 ledgers above). Symmetrical -> easy to remember, spans the whole thing from -2 ledgers to +2 ledgers.
EF starts the staff, EF ends the staff (the first line is E, last line is F), excluding ledgers (ABC + ABC)
FACE: in-between the lines. (Also, ABC in the middle, so A an C are the middle ones, And, EF starts the staff, so F is the first one, and EF ends the staff, so the E is there in the top -> FACE.
D in the face: if you draw a person from E to F (the staff), D is where the face would be (D was the hardest one for me to remember, so it's a D in the face :D)
G: right above the staff - and where the G clef shows
that's it, 3 octaves + a fourth span, pretty easy to remember
i'm a cellist learning treble clef and i only came to this video to find out where the treble and bass clefs intersect but it was actually very helpful
I found one of my very old beginning piano books from childhood, actually one older than I am at 74...a 1935 circa book. Over the decades somehow I had retained remembering the notes for the Treble Cleft, but had forgotten the notes for the Bass Cleft. TY for posting this. Now, after I have memorized the Bass Cleft notes again, I can be off and running....playing my keyboard.....practise, practise after that. TY
My 8 year old and I just watched this video. Thank you so much for making it. So helpful for a beginning music student!
your 8 year old is 16 now
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who else is here bcs u have a music hw
This really helped me because I was doing piano a long time ago and I forgot the notes, this really helped me a lot. I do violin and these notes are the same as violin. 😃😃😃😃😊😊😊☺☺☺
Same, but I play clarinet.
Glad i am not the only one here for music
This may be long
Who else is watching this for school
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Thank you Stephan Wiles your teaching is fantastic I don't need a private tutor at all..Thanks a billion for your videos.
arancienne The stem direction is usually an aesthetic aspect (save for multiple-track notation and in certain aspects of beaming). The usual rule of thumb is that stemmed notes above the middle line of the stave have stems down, while those below it have stems up. Notes on the middle line are a bit of a grey area, as some say that the stems should go down whereas others say it can go either way but the stem direction of the surrounding notes might make one way look preferable compared to the other (e.g. if all the stems of the other notes in a bar/measure point down then it may well be preferable if the stems of the notes whose note-heads are on the middle line also point down).
Any one else just watching this cuz it's their homework .....
No just me ok
Finally a video that is actually clear all these other ones are very unclear thank you for this!
this was very helpful in my school work, and that you i made up a way to remember the bottom half
Every Green Bean Dies Fast (idk why i just had this come to mind xD)
I will have to go over this at least one more time, but I learned a lot more than I knew before. I like the accent too. :)
im just a beginner by the help of this i already know how to read notes thank you music theory
Clarity, Clarity and Clarity. Thanks, Dude
12 years later stil helping
This really helped since I play in bass clef and I never took the time to learn treble clef until now
This really helped me!! Thank you so much I have my test tomorrow.
Thank you for providing these clear and very informative videos . I have found them to be very helpful, Please continue to post them.
I’m a cello player who reads bass clef but since my sister left for college she quit the violin and left it at home. I’m gonna try to learn how to play her violin wish me luck 😃
you made this a clear and simple introduction to reading music for my children. thand you kq
I loved playing music in Middle School and I have always wanted to pick it up again. But I've always been extremely intimidated by the idea of relearning how to read sheet music. Finally tonight I said to hell with it, I need to learn how to do this or else it's going to make things way harder. Five minutes later I now can read music again, albeit slowly. Should have done this way earlier! Thank you!
This tutorial helped me a lot, now I can identify notes on the treble clef without any problem.
Yep just like all of us we are here for online classes
Omg finally the first great video that shows what i wanted which is explaining the notes perfectly
Thank youuuuuu
Please continue on that successful path and play the notes for us on a clarinet
That's the same thing I needed
Very well done. Brings back memories of high school band. Played trombone for 4 years. Lol.
Thanks because of you I got 100 out of 100 in music
thank you for the lesson, Im wanting to know how to read music, this is the 1st video ive watched..bless
I’m here cuz I read bass clef and learning to read sheet music from guitar. I play trombone and bass and this helped me a lot.
“For whatever reason your’e here”
Me:I don’t wanna disappoint the drum major…I look up to her and she thinks it’s good that I know a full song(someone you loved)so I’m gonna make her more proud by learning the notes
Im new to music and I'm trying to help my 6 year old son, who's school has been cancelled because of covid-19, learn music theory.
Could someone help me out: what's the difference between the E and F notes in FACE and the E and F notes in EGBDF?
I only know bass clef so this is a big help
Hi,can you explain when using ledger lines,the is a shift /inversion going on.
One thing I am confused about are the ledger lines.. why are some drawn through the note, why are some drawn below, and why do some get two ledger lines
In Western musical notation, the staff, or stave, is a set of five horizontal lines and four spaces that each represent a different musical pitch-or, in the case of a percussion staff, different percussion instruments.
Takes me back to the elementary school days of band.
Thank you so much u have no idea how much this video helped. I wish my teacher described like this.
Oh finally A video explaining The notes my teacher did a bad job
I have been send by my frnd who suggested me this and it's too good
Thank you i have a test on thursday
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Lol so i put my phone to a video to listen to while i sleeo and wake up to this playing and this is exactly what we are learning in music class and i also misssd the whole class so this is great
Thank You so much. I take my entry exam in 10days and this definitely helped me out
i haven’t been doing my work so thank you for helping before i go back to inperson 🤍
Omg thank god I found this, I've been looking for years to learn how to do this, I'm making a study guide so I can study it
Thank you for making this video! I wasn’t understanding my teacher and I don’t know why (they are a great teacher) but this helped me understand
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@bhavya3465 Many thanks! Glad to hear that you found my video useful. Best wishes.
musictheoryguy can this be used to guitar????
Awesome Video. Thank you for making the most comprehensive and easy-to-understand tutorial =)
Thank you, now my test or if any of you call it module is easy now
I loved the lesson. Am a piano dummy. I want to learn to play the piano. Thanks a lot.
this was really helpful thank you
Who else is hear because of music homework and when they ask there friends they start going off track
Is this thrpughf guitar too??? Bc I searched rest and is so diff.from this oz I need to kno bc im scared if I did it all wronf
Wht if the letters are " F,E,E,D".. how u will put the head notes?..
it is well done, but hard to find on youtube. "reading notes" as a title would help. so the note F (for example) can be on diffrnt positions on a sheet. what a great idea.
why the last G is in space while it should be only line ?? .. help pls
most people here from school, i just want to know treble. (i already know bass clef)
Fabulous! You make actual SENSE as opposed to the gobbeldgook I read do the "egg-head" explanation. Wish you could explain higher math to me!! :)
How higher octaves notes are represented in staff or in sheet music ?
In guitar !
Like all others I have read my compliments are the same.. Your video is so clear I thank you so much. I have just started learning piano and wad having difficulties remembering what and were notes were and you have help
Quarter-P Clef yee!! thats it boy. I like discovering new ideas. This clef should be placed before each main clef
Thank you ...so far for me this was the most informative.....just getting started
Thank you so much. This is the best video i found for explaining the notes in such an easy manner.
Does the direction of the lines for each note matter? For example F and A notes had lines going up and C and E notes had lines going down.
Question why did you need ledger through FACE and how comes it didn't go through EGBDF
Exactly what I was looking for to be explained.👍🏼
I find this site to be very useful, I like it.
So if you dont have enough keys on your piano /keyboard, foes it limit you playing the bottom ledger lines? cause there's a few things i wanna play but i dont think i have enough keys to reach the ledger lines on the bottom if thats the case(36 keys)
It depends on which of the Cs on your keyboard is pitched to middle-C.
why does the a sit on a ledger line when it is supposed to be only in spaces???
That A note is at a different octave to the A note in the space. It sounds the same but only it's at a higher pitch
This helped me on my music homework thank you!
Yea, thanks
I was taught one is staff and plural is staves. Merriam Webster says that too, so is it a UK thing to to have a stave then staves and no staff and what about staffs? I recently found out that UK doesn't use the same names for beat value, like in the US it is a quarter note, but in the UK it is a... well it's not a quarter note.
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I’m doing good and understanding a lot better THANK YOUUU!
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im here bc im a bass cleff player and i wanna learn piano but cant learn notes to save my life
In my opinion, this is very useful
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