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High or low? guided Pitch Reading TREBLE CLEF
NAME: __________________________________ NAME: __________________________________
DIRECTIONS: Of the three choices given, put a circle around the highest pitch on the staff. DIRECTIONS: Follow these steps to answer the following questions. Here is an example to help.
Put a square around the lowest.
Line or Space
1. 2. 3. 1. Is it a Line or a Space?
2. Which # Line or Space? 1 2 3 4 5
3. Identify the Pitch. ABCDEFG

Place the lines 4. 5. 6.

1. 2.
BASS DRILLS
3.

NAME: __________________________________ NAME: __________________________________

DIRECTIONS: Place (create) the note on the space as indicated by the number below the staff. Line or Space DIRECTIONS: Identify if the pitches onLine
Line or Space or Space
the bass clef staff. Write your answer in the box.

1. 2. 3. 1 2 3 4 5 1. 1 2 3 4 5 2. 1 2 3 4 5 3.
7. 8. 9.
ABCDEFG ABCDEFG ABCDEFG
4. 5. 6.
Line #1 Line #3 Line #5
4. 5. 6. 4. 5. 6.
10. 11. 12.
Line or Space Line or Space Line or Space
Line #2 Line #4 Line #1
1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5
ABCDEFG ABCDEFG ABCDEFG
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7. 8. 9.
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Line #4 Line #2 Line #5

10. 11. 12. 10. 11. 12.

Line #3 Line #1 Line #4

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HOW TO READ

MUSIC
TREBLE AND BASS
 the staff

Includes lines and spaces-

where music is placed.
 The staff is made up of
5
4
4
3
3
2
2
1
1
five lines and four spaces.
Clefs assign pitch names to
these lines and spaces.
TREBLE
CLEF

BASS
CLEF
 THE
TREBLE CLEF
AND HOW TO READ IT
Higher pitched instruments
read music from the treble clef:
VIOLIN OBOE
FLUTE SAXOPHONE
PICCOLO TRUMPET
CLARINET FRENCH HORN
The treble clef lines
and spaces come
from this section of E F G A B C D E F
the piano keyboard.
LOW PITCHES HIGH PITCHES
treble clef
The treble clef is also known as
the G Clef.
This is because it shows where
G is on the staff.

G
 Here are the assigned pitch
names to the lines of this clef.
5 F
4 D
3 B
2 G
1 E
There are a couple of ways you
can remember this:
F FINE F FRIDAYS
D DOES D DANCING
B BOY B BELLY
G GOOD G GO
E EVERY E ELEPHANTS
HOW TO TELL?
A line
line note has
the line going
through!

the note head.

TREBLE CLEF LINE PRACTICE
THIS NOTE IS PLACED ON LINE #2.
THEREFORE, THIS PITCH IS A G.

G
THIS NOTE IS PLACED ON LINE #4.
THEREFORE, THIS PITCH IS A D.
D
TREBLE CLEF LINE PRACTICE
TREBLE CLEF LINE PRACTICE

E B D

F G B
 Here are the assigned pitch
names to the spaces of this clef.
4 E
3 C
2 A
1 F
 The spaces are easy to
remember because you can think:

“FACE ON THE

SPACE”
HOW TO TELL?
A SPACE
SPACE note
has the lines
around
the note head.
TREBLE CLEF SPACE PRACTICE
THIS NOTE IS PLACED ON SPACE #1.
THEREFORE, THIS PITCH IS AN F.

F
THIS NOTE IS PLACED ON SPACE #3.
THEREFORE, THIS PITCH IS A C.

C
TREBLE CLEF SPACE PRACTICE
TREBLE CLEF SPACE PRACTICE

F C E

C A F
When you put them all together,
it looks like this:
F
E
D
C
B
A
G
F
E
THE MUSICAL ALPHABET
The musical alphabet is an
ongoing, looping sequence between

ABCDEFG
There is NO letter H.
 THE
BASS CLEF
AND HOW TO READ IT
 lower pitched instruments
read music from the bass clef:
CELLO TROMBONE
DOUBLE BASS BARITONE
BASSOON EUPHONIUM
CONTRABASSOON TUBA
 The bass clef lines
and spaces come
GAB CD E F G A from this section of
the piano keyboard.
LOW PITCHES HIGH PITCHES

TREBLE CLEF
PITCHES
BASS CLEF
The bass clef is also known as
the F CLEF.
This is because it shows where
F is on the staff.

F
 Some people think the bass clef
looks like a sideways face frowning.
 Here are the assigned pitch
names to the lines of this clef.
5 A
4 F
3 D
2 B
1 G
There are a couple of ways you
can remember this:
A ALWAYS A AFTERNOON
F FINE F FRIDAY
D DO D DANCE
B BOYS B BREAK
G GOOD G GIRAFFES
BASS CLEF LINE PRACTICE
THIS NOTE IS PLACED ON LINE #2.
THEREFORE, THIS PITCH IS A B.
B
THIS NOTE IS PLACED ON LINE #4.
THEREFORE, THIS PITCH IS AN F.
F
BASS CLEF LINE PRACTICE
BASS CLEF LINE PRACTICE

G D F

A B D
 Here are the assigned pitch
names to the spaces of this clef.
4 G
3 E
2 C
1 A
There are a couple of ways you
can remember this:
G GAS G GRASS
E EAT E EAT
C CARS C COWS
A ALL A ALL
BASS CLEF SPACE PRACTICE
THIS NOTE IS PLACED ON SPACE #1.
THEREFORE, THIS PITCH IS AN A.
A
THIS NOTE IS PLACED ON SPACE #3.
THEREFORE, THIS PITCH IS AN E.
E
BASS CLEF SPACE PRACTICE
BASS CLEF SPACE PRACTICE

A E G

E C A
When you put them all together,
it looks like this:
A
G
F
E
D
C
B
A
G
 LET’S
PRACTICE
READING PITCHES
TREBLE CLEF
PITCHES
PRACTICE SESSION
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!

B
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!

E
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!

C
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!

E
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!

G
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!

F
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!

A
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!

D
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!

F
BASS CLEF
PITCHES
PRACTICE SESSION
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!

D
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!

G
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!

E
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!

G
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!

B
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!

A
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!

C
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!

F
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!
IDENTIFY THE PITCH!