Note+Placement

**FIG. 1** Draw a five-line staff with a treble clef on the left-hand side. Or obtain pre-printed treble clef sheet music. There are two examples of the five line staff above in figure 1. Write the notes F A C E in each of the solid spaces between the five lines. The bottom space is where the note F is placed. The space above that is A. The next ascending space is for the note C and E is on the top space. It will spell the word "face" if read from the bottom space upward. Mark each line of the staff with their musical notes--E G B D F. The bottom line is E, the penultimate line is G, the middle line is B, the second from the top line is for the note D and the top line is F. Check your work. Musical notes are A through G. Once G is used the notes begin again with A and continue through the alphabet ending at G again. Begin with the bottom line, E, and read the notes upward from line to space to line to space. It should read E F G A B C D E F. > > > > > > > > >
 * ==Treble Clef==
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Draw a five-line staff with a bass clef on the left-hand side. Or obtain pre-printed bass clef sheet music. Write the notes A C E G in each of the solid spaces between the five lines. The bottom space (between the bottom and penultimate line) is where the note A is placed. The space above that is C. The next ascending space is for the note E and G is on the top space. It will spell the word "ace" with a "g" following if read from bottom space upward. Mark each line of the staff with their notes--G B D F A. The bottom line is G, the penultimate line is B, the middle line is D, the second from the top line is for the note F and the top line is A. Check your work. Begin with the bottom line, G, and read the notes upward from line to space to line to space. It should read F A B C D E F G A.
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**[|video] Here is a video to explain note placement.**