bass/ treble

[biggbenballer13]

hey, does any1 have any tricks on making it easier to learn to easily read treble cleff, if u already know bass. or has any1 gon through it, and can help me out?

[Docdb04]

One trick you could use, to learn the notes on the bass clef, is to use the sentences. 

The notes on the space are A-C-E-G, and that sentence is:
ALL COWS EAT GRASS

The notes on the line in the clef are G-B-D-F-A and that sentence is:
GOOD BOYS DO FINE ALWAYS
 
Hope this helps.

Be Blessed and Be the Blessing.

[cas10a]

There really aren’t any tricks to it, it just takes practice.  It's just like learning to read books, the more you read growing up, you start to recognize words and reading becomes fluent.  Same with reading music, the more you read music, you will recognize large chords and progressions in the treble and bass clef and it becomes fluent. If you can read 1 note at a time, continue to do so, figure out chords 1 note at a time and continue to read.  It will get easier in time.

I was going to mention those Docdb, I've heard many variations, but to me it's just more things to remember rather than just getting acclimated to reading the notes that are right in front of you.

[sjonathan02]

The names of the lines and space of the Treble Staff are:



LINES:      Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge


SPACES:    F A C E


If you look at the lines and spaces from the bottom line to the top line the notes go in ABC order starting from E. There are more notes, obviously, so you just keep going up or down the staff in order. The lines that you see above and below the  a musical staff are called ledger lines


If you can get that, you're on your way.


Cas10a, everyone has to start from somewhere. 

[biggbenballer13]

i no all those tricks, thanks for the help though, now its jus time to practice. 

god bless