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Beginners Music Staff |
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This is what music is written on
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The music staff is made up from five lines and four spaces. The first line starts from the bottom and goes up. The same applies with the spaces. The higher up the staff a dot (note) is placed, the higher the note will sound. The lower on the staff a note is placed, the lower the pitch will be. | ||
 Reading The Treble Cleff |
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This is an easy way to remember your line note names. |
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As you can see on the diagrams above the names of the notes on the five lines are E, G, B, D and F (this is in no way the same as your string names). There is a saying you can use to remember these notes. (Every Good Boy Deserves Fruit). The names of the notes in the spaces are F, A, C and E (the way to remember this is by spelling FACE).
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Reading Sheet Music 
This is a treble cleff sign, it tells us how to read the staff lines and spaces.
