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 Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 12:31 pm
So fairly recently I've been toying with my sister's old guitar. And the largest challenge I've found is decoding Treble Clef(keeping in mind I'm a regular at bass-violin). Does anyone else have any tricks to learning the clef shift?
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Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 6:48 pm
Its all either up or down a line (I need to check my bari music again) but yeah its fairly easy to switch
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Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2008 6:41 am
Bass violin? Doen't the violin usually use the treble clef. The only variation I can think of is a viola, and that uses the alto clef... I'm guessing I being a dumbass and you meant bass AND violin or something... Meh rofl
Anyway, It's not too hard, theres a few tricks you can keep in mind for it, the simplest is to remember where middle C is on each of them (taking bass and treble clef)
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------------------------------- This is the treble clef
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-o-
-o-
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------------------------------- This is the bass clef
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Note how middle C (the 'o') is on the upper leger line for the bass and the lower leger line for the treble... from this point it is possible to work out any intervals / chords you want to add.
This is only a quick explanation, but if you need anything more then feel free to PM me
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Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2008 10:25 pm
I just remember the spaces on treble clef are F,A,C,E, and work from there. After playing bass and guitar and being familiar with both, it was looking at a grandstaff that threw me off lol
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