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    The document describes the musical staff and its components. It explains that the staff is composed of 5 horizontal parallel lines spaced in 4 equal spaces, where musical notes are represented. It details the singing names (do, re, mi, etc.) that are placed on the lines and spaces, as well as the permanent pitch names (A, B, C, etc.). It also introduces the clefs - the G and F clefs - which are placed at the beginning of the staff to fix the pitch of a particular note.

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    The document describes the musical staff and its components. It explains that the staff is composed of 5 horizontal parallel lines spaced in 4 equal spaces, where musical notes are represented. It details the singing names (do, re, mi, etc.) that are placed on the lines and spaces, as well as the permanent pitch names (A, B, C, etc.). It also introduces the clefs - the G and F clefs - which are placed at the beginning of the staff to fix the pitch of a particular note.

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    MAPE JH The Staff Lesson 1 2

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    The document describes the musical staff and its components. It explains that the staff is composed of 5 horizontal parallel lines spaced in 4 equal spaces, where musical notes are represented. It details the singing names (do, re, mi, etc.) that are placed on the lines and spaces, as well as the permanent pitch names (A, B, C, etc.). It also introduces the clefs - the G and F clefs - which are placed at the beginning of the staff to fix the pitch of a particular note.

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    The Staff

    1. A staff is composed of 5 horizontal,


    parallel lines spaced in 4 equal spaces.
    It is where tones can be represented by notes.
    A Staff

    5th line
    4th space
    4th line
    3rd space
    3rd line
    2nd space
    2nd line
    1st space
    1st line
    a. The so-fa syllables are :
    do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti, do

    b. The Scale Names are:


    1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

    c. The Pitch Names are:


    a, b, c, d, e, f, g
    2. The singing Names on the STAFF:
    ( So-fa Syllables )

    a. Singing names on the lines- mi, so, ti, re, fa


    They are represented on the staff as follows:

    5th line fa
    4th line re
    3rd line ti
    2nd line so
    1st line mi
    b. The singing names on the spaces are:
    fa, la, do, mi.
    ______________________________
    ___4th space__________________mi
    ___3rd space__________________do
    ___2nd space__________________la
    ___1st space__________________fa

    The singing names or So-fa syllables on the


    lines and on the spaces are not permanent.
    They are movable.
    C. The Pitch Names: The permanent pitch for
    notes on the lines or on the spaces are called
    pitch names.

    Pitch Names on the :

    Lines Spaces
    5th line F _____________________
    4th line D _4th space_________E___
    3rd line B _3rd space_________C___
    2nd line G _2nd space________ A___
    1st line E _1st space_________F___
    The initial letter of the lines can be
    remembered by memorizing this sentence:
    “ Every Good Boy Does Fine”
    ( E,G,B,D,F )

    The pitch names of the spaces spell FACE.


    3. The CLEF
    - is a musical symbol placed at the
    beginning of the staff.
    It is used to fix the pitch of a tone on a
    staff.
    The fixed or definite pitch of a note on
    the staff cannot be determined if there
    is no clef.
    So, a clef is very necessary to be placed
    at the beginning of a staff.
    1. The G Clef. The other name for a G clef is
    “Treble Clef”.
    2. F Clef. The other name for an F Clef is “ Base
    Clef”.

    A staff with a G or Treble Clef placed at the


    beginning of the staff is called a “G or Treble
    Staff”.
    A staff with an F or Base Clef at the beginning
    of the staff is known as “F or Bass Staff.
    Note: This time , use a yellow paper or immediate paper because it has already lines in it if you are ask to draw a staff.

    A. Questions to answer:

    1. What is a staff?
    2. What are the singing names on the lines?
    3. What are the singing names on the spaces?
    4. What are the pitch names of the lines?
    5. What are the pitch names of the spaces?
    6. What is the best way to remember the pitch names of the lines? The pitch names of the spaces?

    B. Something to do:
    1. Draw on a clean piece of paper the Staff , then place and identify the singing names on the right side of the lines
    and spaces.

    2. Draw the Staff and place the pitch names on the right side of the lines and spaces.

    3. Illustrate the following musical terms:


    a. G Clef
    b. F Clef
    c. G Staff
    d. F Staff

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