2nd Summative Review in MAPE 4

This is the most commonly-used clef.   Known as treble clef, it is based on the pitch name   G, which lies on the second line of the staff, where   you start writing or drawing its symbol

• f clef

• H clef

• G clef

• C clef

A small line drawn below or above a staff indicating notes that need to be placed outside the staff.

• staff

• ledger line

• notary line

• key signature

This is known as the bass clef

• f clef

• G clef

• H clef

• C clef

the notes are going up in

the musical staff

• Ascending Scale

• Descending Scale

• Repeated Notes

• Steps

• Skips

tone movements are in line, space,

line, space pattern

• Ascending Scale

• Descending Scale

• Repeated Notes

• Steps

• Skips

the succession of notes falls

on the same line or space of the staff

• Ascending Scale

• Descending Scale

• Repeated Notes

• Steps

• Skips

tone movements are in space,

space, space, or line, line, line pattern

• Ascending Scale

• Descending Scale

• Repeated Notes

• Steps

• Skips

the notes are going

down in the musical staff

• Ascending Scale

• Descending Scale

• Repeated Notes

• Steps

• Skips

It is composed of five lines and four equal spaces.

It is the basic musical symbol where music is read and written.

• F-Clef

• G-Clef

• Grand Staff

• Staff

It is also called as Treble Clef, it is used for high notes.

• F-Clef

• G-Clef

• Grand Staff

• Staff