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E, G, B, D, F
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The five lines, bottom to top: E, G, B, D, F.
Musicians remember them as Every Good Boy Does Fine.
Hear the five lines, from the bottom up.
No sound? Check your volume, and that your phone is not on silent.
From one line to the next, you skip a letter.
The skipped letter sits in the space between them. E, then F in the space, then G on the next line.
The bottom line is E. Which letter is the next line up?
Play E, G, B, D, F on the keyboard.
Start on the first E and skip a white key each time. You are playing the five lines.
Only the two bottom lines here: E at the bottom, G on the clef's line.
Each word starts with the name of one line.
Every is E at the bottom, Good is G, Boy is B in the middle. Does is D, and Fine is F on top.
Which note is on the middle line?
You know the names of the five lines.
What you learned
- The five lines, from the bottom up, are E, G, B, D, F.
- Every Good Boy Does Fine keeps them in order.
- From one line to the next, you skip a letter.
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