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Reading Treble Clef
A Crash Course in Musical Notation
On the guitar we'll be working with the treble clef,
which is designated by the swirled insignia on the far right of the
staff. The treble clef encircles the second to bottom line of the musical
staff, signifying that line as the note G. The spaces and lines on the music
staff tell us the pitch — how high or low the note is. Each space and line above and
below will expand outward one letter in the musical alphabet at a time
(A, B, C, D, E, F, G, A, & so on...).
Knowing this, let's take a look at
what notes the spaces and lines of the music staff will notate in
treble clef.
Spaces In Treble Clef — F, A, C, E (from lowest to highest)

Lines In Treble Clef — E, G, B, D, F (from lowest to highest)
