Definition: The treble clef is the first large musical symbol found on the top staff, or treble staff, in piano music. The treble clef is also called the G-clef, because it wraps around the G line.
Notes of the treble staff are located around middle C and above, and are usually played with the right hand.
Learn more: See bass clef.
Notes of the treble staff are located around middle C and above, and are usually played with the right hand.
Learn more: See bass clef.
Also Known As:
More Musical Symbols:
- G-clef
- chiave di violino; chiave di sol (It)
- clef de violon; clef de sol (Fr)
- G-Schlüssel; Violinschlüssel (Ger)
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