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The clef used for higher pitches. In piano for the right hand.

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Treble Clef

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The clef used for higher pitches. In piano for the right hand.

Treble Clef

The clef used for lower pitches. In piano, for the left hand.

Bass Clef

One beat of sound. Counted as 'Ta' or '1'

Quarter Note

4 held beats of sound. Counted as 'Ta-a-a-a' or 1-2-3-4

Whole Note

2 held beats of sound. Counted as 'Ta-a' or 1-2

Half Note

Occurs at the end of a piece of music to tell us the song is over.

Double Bar Line

Occurs at the end of a piece to tell us to go back to the beginning at play again.

Repeat Sign

Divides music into measures.

Bar Line

Means to play or sing a song loudly.

Forte

Means to play or sing a song quietly.

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