This step shows how to make the note name adjustments so that each note letter A to G is used once only in the scale. The adjustment explanation below needs to be applied to every mismatch m in the above table. The first mismatch is used as an example. We will highlight the treble instruments playing these notes.The match fails when trying to find a E -type of scale note, because either this type of note does not exist in this scale, or it exists but is in the wrong position number / table row for this match.īut music theory rules allow the name of any note to be sharpened or flattened, even white note names, so since a E-type of note name is needed, the real scale note F will be renamed to E#. Here is this passageįrom the Beethoven fifth played by the full orchestra. The treble clef an octave lower staring with the ledger If we look at the bracketed notes, we create a C major scale, CDEFGABC. That connect in this way, CDEF, EFGA, GABC. In the Beethoven fifth example, we have a series of notes The notes also must connectįrom a space to a line or a line to a space directly next to it. To the previous note without skipping a letter (stately orchestral music) A scale is a series of single notes ascending or descending stepwise. C to D, D to E, and then a scale from the third space C to the C with two ledger lines an octave above the third space C. (stately orchestral music) Now the next part of the melody or phrase. The treble instruments beginning on C, the third space, then E, the fourth space, G on the top of the staff, and then descending FEDCDC. The notes that are used in the melody played by Of the last movement of Beethoven's fifth symphony. For the treble clef, let's look at the beginning Now let's read some music using these two clefs. 2:03 We will highlight the treble instruments.1:55 More about scales and steps later.1:30 If we look at the bracketed notes,.1:14 or a line to a space directly next to it.0:58 A scale is a series of single notes.0:48 an octave above the third space C.

0:43 and then a scale from the third space C.0:37 Now the next part of the melody or phrase.

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C flat major scale treble clef