Reading music: the staff

A first lesson in reading music: the five lines of the staff, the treble clef, the notes C-D-E-F-G-A-B drawn on the staff, low and high, and a quiz to check.

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  1. Reading the staff
  2. The five lines
  3. The treble clef
  4. C, D, E… the seven notes
  5. Low and high
  6. Your first dictation

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