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All five lines
One more look at what you missed.
Now any line can come, in any order.
E, G, B, D, F, from the bottom up. Find the nearest line you know and read from there.
Hear the five lines once more.
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Anchors: E at the bottom, G at the curl, F on top.
Every other line is one line away from an anchor. B is one above G, and D is one below F.
A note sits on the line just above G. What is it?
Play the five lines in any order.
E, G, B, D, F, starting on the first E. Jump around and listen to how high each one sits.
Find the nearest anchor: E at the bottom, G at the curl, F on top.
The bottom and top lines sound far apart.
E on the bottom line sounds low, and F on the top line sounds high. Your ear can tell where a note sits.
Two notes: the bottom line and the top line. Which came second?
You can read every line of the treble staff.
What you learned
- The lines are E, G, B, D, F, from the bottom up.
- E at the bottom, G at the curl and F on top are anchors.
- Every other line is one line away from an anchor.
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