Learn about the staff system, how different clefs are used, and how to identify how high or low a note is with a simple numerical value.
0:00 Introduction
0:18 CHAPTER 4 OVERVIEW Important Concepts for Chapter 4
0:59 COMMON MUSIC CLEFS
3:21 TREBLE, BASS, ALTO, AND TENOR
4:48 MIDDLE C ON THE PIANO
8:16 TREBLE CLEF FEATURES
9:06 TREBLE CLEF NOTES
12:41 BASS CLEF NOTES
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