How to Read Sheet Music in One Easy Lesson

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

There is a NEW VERSION of this lesson. It includes better explanations, more examples, and practice assignments to truly master reading. Watch it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r53XdJ55rpZ3m68

[@dczai]

i swear this is like learning a whole new language

[@youngsheldonlover0]

ikr

[@maryaguilar6789]

literally

[@baileygraham3822]

Ikr

[@RiteshRockz]

The language of music.

[@potatoyoutube9225]

Cus it is hahahahahahahha its complicated but once u do a piece its worth it

[@Thojouno]

I could never remember the bottom line of the bass cleft until I started calling it the (G)round floor

[@siobhanbyrne1609]

Brilliant! 🥰

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[@johnmd2263]

To go with that, the fifth line on the treble cleft is the (F)ifth floor

[@Longtack55]

"Clef" actually means "key" in French. "Cleft" is a crack.

[@rigelspradling2008]

thank you so much

[@ALTabula]

My parents got me a keyboard piano when I was 6, when I was 7 they got a divorce, I never got to play that piano again after that instead I was hype fixating over my new life of being shipped back and fourth week by week between parents... I finally at 26 got the urge to learn how to read sheet music, I had some small vague memories of my happier days learning the notes playing silly songs like nursey ryhmes. This video has not only made learning this very very easy, as well as bringing me happiness that I finally can learn a skill i've wanted to acquire but never had the support to. I no longer have that keyboard but played jingle bells on an online piano while watching your video and i've never felt more accomplished. Thank you so much!!!!!

[@elisabethdakak878]

Divorce is an swful diseae, but La musique adoucit les moeurs ❤️

[@bobbyjacob7930]

@@elisabethdakak878 its not a disease

[@deadmanswife3625]

Hi Tabitha how's your learning coming along great I hope slow-but-steady

[@bornfromwar8823]

This is the most comprehensive guide to sheet music I've seen in my entire life. I can't believe how simple it is. This video just got you a like & subscribe sir.

[@wingchun4758]

Just wonderful, I have been researching "music notation for children" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Foonlant Dumbstruck Formula - (just google it ) ? It is an awesome exclusive guide for discovering how to teach your child to read music notes without the hard work. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my mate got great results with it.

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[@ITFCJez]

I'm 42 and have never played or read music ever. But I've always wanted to learn piano but worried about reading music. Yours is the only one I've seen and it makes so much sense and is easy to follow and will get me past the opening hurdles in learning. Thank you so much!

[@TheBluePhoenix008]

We're in this together old man

[@blo0dwitch]

@@TheBluePhoenix008 count me in too

[@theomahalepa4187]

I bought a piano for my daughter. I need to learn it also so that I can teach her. this is a good video. Thanks.

[@mathy0u]

beautiful comment! as someone who grew up without a father for 90% of my childhood, I have mad respect for you, and thank you.

[@spinel8032]

Same your a great fathr my father doesnt buy me nothing and he doesnt even know how old i am i never seen him for 11 years

[@brii2743]

Spinel omg I’m sorry for you 😩

[@theomahalepa4187]

@@spinel8032 Sorry for what you are going through. you will be better for your children.

[@tanyadoncheva4276]

Me too but in the process I got more interested than her lol Hopefully she'll follow.

[@cbvoicenotes267]

I appreciate the fact that he has the piano and the notes on the screen while he's teaching the lesson...VERY HELPFUL!!

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

Glad to hear you appreciate it. I try my best!

[@cbvoicenotes267]

@@LessonsOnTheWeb yeah man, do appreciate it!

[@skaya6838]

A good tip is use your hands as references. Rigjt hand tremble, the fingers will be e g b d f and the spaces between f a c e. The same thing with the left hand with corresponding notes

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

That is a good tip. Thanks for sharing!

[@angelinej9409]

Hi this is a nice tip. But will it be like Thumb- E Index finger- G Middle finger- B Ring finger- C And pinky finger- F Please do tell I am a beginner in piano And what about the spaces?

[@justsomeguywithoutashirt4310]

@@angelinej9409Space btw thumb and index will be F Space btw index and middle finger A, Middle and ring finger space C, Ring and little finger space E

[@angelinej9409]

@@justsomeguywithoutashirt4310 thanks

[@justsomeguywithoutashirt4310]

@@angelinej9409 no prob

[@raywood9994]

Watching these kinds of videos reminds me of how truly far I have come as a musician. It's good to appreciate where I came from when I struggle with more complex concepts like chords and differing rhythms happening simultaneously. Great video for beginners!

[@KikonSketches]

This video taught me more in 22 minutes than my music class has in a year... Thank you for your amazing videos man :)

[@MrNiss]

Don't lie.

[@KikonSketches]

@@MrNiss not lying🤷‍♂️

[@bailey7301]

Same!!

[@TheJwwinter]

If you had watched Pianote's lesson, you could have learned this same thing in 9 minutes and 42 seconds.

[@Nuffsed81]

Clearly you didn't want to learn at school. That's the facts of the matter. You can't say they were unable to teach this in an entire year, that's on you, not them.

[@amydavis7954]

I have studied music about 10 years ago in school and forgotten most of it. this video was so comprehensive and brought it all back for me. very easy to understand so thank you!

[@luugooo]

6:04 could’ve used G ood B oys D eserve F inancial A id

[@apexpredator6631]

Or G ay B oys D eserve F reaking A ids

[@dylanmendoza5739]

Apex Lancer nice

[@user-ln4ev9me7v]

Why can't you just memorize the alphabets instead of memorizing the mnemonics?

[@lil_timmy7443]

@@apexpredator6631 grow up its 2020

[@chimpazoo1143]

G rizly B ears D on't F ly A irplanes

[@ziggyriley]

Thank you sooo much for being extremely simple and clear. For years I have been trying to learn how to read notes and while some sites taught me how to, you are the first to simultaneously show me where they are located on the piano. Appreciated.

[@1spdpd]

THANK YOU!! Of all the sites and schools ETC I have seen over the years, yours is THE ONE that tuned on a light! I finally understand music writing! And thanks for the web site tips!!

[@kristinalam6614]

The worst thing about this is that I learned everything in French, so it’s not letters, it’s do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, si. So now, I have to relearn everything in English. What letter corresponds to what note, what the lines and spaces are and when I find like oh okay that line is F, I have to translate it to French in my head. Ah yes, the struggles of being bilingual.

[@thelaurelwreathismine4805]

Same, I also use that system

[@LilJbm1]

Lmfao didn't even know that was French. We learned do re mi for notes in choir.

[@ar4b3ll4]

I’m bilingual but I don’t speak french and I learned it in french too

[@borntobeewild7529]

Same for Turkish. I learned as Do re mi and now Im here like "what the hell is E and how do I read it"

[@MyNguyen-kf8wl]

LMAO im a Vietnamese and we also learn sheets with Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Si and i could never be able to learn it

[@MonicalovesTAEMIN]

Thank you so much for your videos. I'm new at learning how to read music and how to play the piano. Your method is perfect for people like me, clueless about notes. Baby steps to later on, run a marathon 👌🏼. GREETINGS FROM JAPAN!

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

Thanks a lot Monica. Glad I could help.

[@Ontheroad13]

Awesome video. I know this is years old but I've been teaching myself piano over the past few weeks and while the books I have are helpful this is exactly what I needed to progress. I ended up using sticky notes and putting them on the left and right side of my keyboard with all the notes for the bass and treble clef respectively. Helped a ton! Thank you!

[@jacobheddy2712]

Super helpful in making a transition from reading tabs for guitar to reading music for piano. Thank you.

[@skibidiprincess08]

Over 5 years of learning how to read sheet music in music class did nothing but a 22 minute video helped me learn more than I ever thought I could know

[@ItsLynch1]

Your ass definitely ain’t pay attention

[@jamescrossland7296]

Have to say this is the best video for explaining basic theory on piano. Clarified where to play the middle c perfectly and how the notes are different on the bass clef. Please keep up the good work.

[@lunastar7757]

Reading music in clefs and their relations to each other: Treble: A, B, C, D, E, F, G Alto: B, C, D, E, F, G, A Bass: C, D, E, F, G, A, B

[@deanblackdownstudio3661]

Luna Star Wait, Alto Clef actually exist?

[@kaceywaceyy]

What's alto clef?

[@n1kk3l9]

joongaang viola only i think

[@n1kk3l9]

Deanblackdown Studio its used for viola

[@superdennis9491]

There are at least 7-10 clefs.

[@christiancabrera9172]

Thank you for posting these excellent tutorial vids! Your teaching methods are fantastic and so easy to understand. Yesterday I watched this video and realized just how easy reading sheet music can be. Priceless!

[@Moghster]

I'm half way through this video and so excited about what I've learnt. I love your work!

[@hector7935]

I’m learning to play the piano and I wasn’t interested in learning how to read sheet music at all and I can’t believe how much I learned watching this video! Definitely will be learning now. You get a sub from me my man.

[@tjharper5324]

Probably the most helpful video I’ve seen on learning to read music. Very thorough and easy to follow; great job!

[@amibxl9923]

I thought of a new one for EGBDF - Every Grandma Bakes Delicious Food

[@Kavallero]

That's catchy. Thanks.

[@DivineBeastVahMedoh]

i got one too Each Gorilla Beats Different Filipinos

[@AS-bq7sc]

We had every good boy deserves fudge in my elementary school 😂

[@mikewellwood1412]

@@AS-bq7sc And for us, it was "fruit". Clearly we were ahead of our time, health-wise. ;-) For the bass clef, we would use: "Good Boys Deserve Fruit Always", but that always seemed like cheating to me - too similar to the other one. It should have a unique one of its own, but I haven't thought of a good one so far. For some reason, I can usually remember that the middle line of the bass clef is D, and the middle line of the Treble Clef is B. I've just thought that the line and 2 spaces between the 2 staves is BCD - Before Christ, Dinosaurs. Or to remember it descending: DCB - Dinosaurs Came Back

[@fishhead2207]

You should really love your grandma

[@trippledigitss]

Just started a monthly pledge for you. Next stop, I will be signing up for the online academy! Thank you so much for all your hard work, time, and resources in helping me and other like me. You are a saint my friend!

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

Thanks a lot for pledging! I am glad my lessons are helping you learn.

[@trippledigitss]

LessonsOnTheWeb oh geez I just realized that I think commented on the wrong video! I meant to put this comment on your patreon video. but you are very welcome and yes it has helped me immensely. As I mentioned in my email to you, I'm just starting out and just got my first digital piano last weekend. I was so overwhelmed that I was wondering if I was going to be able to do it but just in the five or six videos that I've seen of yours so far I'm feeling confident and energized with the knowledge that I will be able to learn how to play piano! Thank you so much Tim!

[@socute9398]

Did u make any progress?

[@trippledigitss]

SoCute yes, quite a bit actually. Tims lessons on the Academy are excellent.

[@trippledigitss]

@Jacob Adams Hello there. Unfortunately I have not been active on my piano for the last year or so. I did purchase a lifetime membership to Tim's online academy and I learned a lot. The lessons and structure is great. But I hit a wall and lost motivation and have not been self-disciplined enough to keep going. But every time I look at my pianos I feel guilty so I do plan to start up again. I will probably supplement my online lessons with some in-person lessons as well. I'm hoping by checking in with a local teacher every week or so it will help me stay on track.

[@kg71101]

This was very helpful, as a piano player we were always taught how to memorize the spaces using FACE AND ACEG (All Cows Eat Grass) but we were never taught how to memorize the actual lines, so this was very helpful to me!

[@marialilybethmedina1544]

I studied 5yrs of piano at my school yet this 20minute video taught me more

[@harrymay7384]

Best basics lesson that i've found on here. THANK YOU!

[@danieldrinz]

for somereason, this video is like years old but i found it and its so helpful! none of the other videos i have been using have made me understand except yours! thank you so much.

[@irishelk3]

Thanks, i just wish i could focus more though, i always end up pissing around on my keyboard, constantly going over the one song i know.

[@mathy0u]

nothing wrong with that at all but I suggest setting aside a specific set time for practice, and whatever time you have leftover to spare use for enjoying the fruits. since doing this my drumming technique has improved substantially. have fun! i also always set aside break days for just doing whatever feels right on the kit

[@touchdown101]

You are a Music Teacher indeed! Thank you. So easy to learn now

[@lece34]

Great instruction. Your explanations were spot on for me as a beginner in reading notes and understanding the treble and bass clefts.

[@yazz.5226]

This is THE ONLY GREAT video to learn how to read music! I watched several and I was turn off, people speaks so fast, and like learning another language the teacher needs to speak calmly like this teacher, I can not BELIEVE I got it, thank you for speaking patiently and like for babies 😊now thanks to this video I am excited again!

[@bananamoon2066]

I’m a cellist and I’m trying to help my friend learn how to read sheet music. This was a great video for him and even as a nice re cap for myself

[@gyehlove6420]

This is the best video on How to Read Music I've watched, very clear and easy to understand! Thanks a lot! ^__^ *subscribes*

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

You are welcome! Thanks for subscribing!

[@abyssent]

this is the best and most to the point video i could find on the topic ! if u used to read music as a kid and forgot how to somewhere along the lines this is the perfect video to watch ! most likely you will in fact remember how to read music completely ( basics and scales , still gonna need to brush up on your accents ) from this one lesson (:

[@zu7260]

your video helped me more than years and years of music classes when i was little. thanks!

[@jojofc88]

Here in the UK it was standard practice in the 1990s to give recorders to schoolchildren for free and give them some basic music lessons once a week, which included learning how to read basic sheet music. I’m not sure if schools still do it anymore. But I’m 35 now, I play piano and I’m eternally grateful that the 6-year-old me was taught to read music from an early age. I had piano lessons when I was a teenager and it was so much easier to learn the more advanced sheet music given that I’d already been taught a basic understanding of it.

[@dathyr1]

Ive been playing piano for many years, and the best thing I learned with reading notes and works for both the lines and spaces intervals. Both the lines and spaces always rotate in this order F-A-C-E-G-B-D and it repeats itself. It saved me time memorizing words, phrases. Example: for lines on treble clef starting with lower line it goes E-G-B-D-F next line above is A, next line above is C, then it repeats back to E for the next line above. Makes it easier for doing/identifying notes above and below the actual drawn staff paper lines and spaces.

[@joshuavirtuoso8129]

I started playing the piano when I was 6, and so many people said I had talent, and I actually think I do, but I lost my inspiration to play, and ended up unsubscribing to your channel, and stopped practicing. I have seen that was the only thing I regretted doing in my life, now I'm going to dedicate myself, resubcribe, and to go back to learning how to read sheet music, thanks so much for the motivation, you give a great class!! I'm currently 16 years old btw. I plan on being a musician if everything goes in favor of it :)

[@boladeemmanuel2671]

Same story bro...let's get better together

[@kasandrabui6110]

Same but my parents never praised me and forced me to play. I ended up hating piano until I fell in love with music again and now I'm tryna learn how to read music sheets again😂😂

[@levo8130]

your pfp is epic

[@lilpetty2394]

Same I started when I was young because my sister never played hers so I just got bored and took the keyboard Fast forward 4 years later I decided to try and take this seriously so here I am

[@crypt1n4]

Hey you got me up there

[@sabrinamim488]

wow I'm delighted.because only you have showed the notes not only in sheet but also in piano as well. no w it's pretty clear for me to understand the base cleft too.

[@sanneblackmoore9049]

I haven't read sheets in YEARS! We just got a new piano in the house and I've been dying to teach our daughter to play, this will help her a lot to remember placement. You're awesome 🖤

[@aimee6947]

this has taught me better and much more calmly than any teacher i’ve had in the past. thankyou

[@soninaa]

I've had a brother that was playing in a philharmonic band, trumpet, and twice a week, sometimes more he would spend more than an hour just reading out loud with guidance the note sheets... It's no joke learning music. 😊 I used to know the basics, but forgot it completely... Now I want to play piano, will be starting from zero. This will be interesting... I know I should learn how to read sheets, if I want to play it properly... 😌 Wish me luck!!

[@snehadeka6241]

something the same happened to me too, good luck!

[@yvetterodriguez9411]

You are a Godsend!!!! You break everything down. Thank You!!!

[@kayleebaker2196]

The ledger lines part of the lesson helped me out soo much!! I always have trouble with them!!! Thank you!!!!!🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@suzannebrokaw7885]

think of the ledger lines like an extension of the staff, all the same principles apply - steps, skips, move up, down, etc - it's all the same, the lines are just shorter! :)

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

I forgot to put a credits at the end of this video. This lesson was brought to you by the supporters over on Patreon. Brian Fisher, Jim Soroka, and Ben. Learn more about our Patreon here: goo.gl/ShxxDK

[@yatisharma6204]

Thanks a lot

[@jamieisnotokay3298]

I played clarinet and never had to learn bass clef, so thanks for this, I'm teaching myself piano during quarantine lol.

[@bigd2829]

Same lol

[@redacted__]

@@bigd2829 Same lol - just got a keyboard today! Good luck!

[@bigd2829]

@@redacted__ I got one yesterday too! What songs are you into on piano? I’m learning gymnopedie no. 1 at the moment and some of the interstellar theme song. Good luck to you as well and never stop playing!

[@m.a254]

The explanation was very clear and understandable ❤️👍

[@copyinthe9oh9]

This has been incredibly helpful and well structured. Thank you

[@2010muntete]

Thank you so much. You`ve really helped a lot , I`ve never really had a thought about music but this changed everything man🙃🙃🙃.

[@chadhowey8219]

I'm going too start piano lessons soon, so i wanted to learn a little bit of useful information about sheet music, this really helped. I appreciate it.

[@Wra8h]

Incredible. Sheet music has always seemed like the most difficult thing in the entire world to me. I can't believe how simple and smoothly you've taught me this. It is so weird. You're truly incredible. It was strangely fun and calm watching this too.

[@davidjr3769]

Wow, you did an amazing job teaching me how to read sheet music. Some of the best teaching I’ve seen in a while!! Thank you very much

[@aravindkumar4400]

hey man, GREAT tutorial. I completely understood the concept without having to visit any other videos. One thing you might check and repair in your video is how your subtitles don't match with your words. Beside that, everything was awsome

[@christophercahill780]

This has got to be the most simple video I’ve EVER seen on music theory. I guess it helps I typed in music theory for dummies 👍

[@rasmitdevkota5295]

My favorite thing about how sheet music is standardized is that the end of the line on the note is also on the note. For example, if you put a note on the bottom line, E, the bar of the note goes to the E in FACE. Well, for the main notes.

[@abeegail906]

Thank you so much for this simple yet mindful instructional video! Learned a lot! 😄

[@crackberrry1]

I took piano lessons when I was 8, for a year if that, I basically remembered the keys I didnt read the music, so I couldn't play anything new. The things I did remember being taught didnt correlate to anything and basically rendered useless. So thank you for helping me read and properly learn the basics, 20 years later I got a free square grand piano that sounds great for its age, and even tho they recommend not playing them, it was free, and I want to be able to play it every once in a while, also getting a baby grand in a week so dont worry the antique wont be abused.

[@aceemillion6277]

Thank you ,you have been a big help,I recently join my church quire.need to know how to read music.

[@Zen-ys8ge]

I did keyboards for two years in primary learning to read music notes using do re mi fa so la si. Decided to try it again after 30 years.....this is a complete reset.

[@barbaraj.ballard3573]

Thank you so much. I can't get out to get lessons right now, and am so greatful!

[@themusicalwebb]

Good on finding a good video for you! Piano can be overwhelming.

[@tammymetzger1961]

This is the best explanation of how to read sheet music I have ever seen! Thanks so much!

[@Emppi]

Wow! A really great lesson and it all makes sense now. Got 99% correct in the training and i did 50 questions from the chords. Thank you!

[@cocoytv1]

This is just great. Fantastic. One small observation, when you say it´s five notes away, it´s actually only four. Your are counting the note where you are at as the first note away.

[@johnoldham5925]

First off thank you for the free education and I have a question. It appears you were using an 88 key for those ledger lines that go above and below and etc. all that if you’re using a smaller keyboard, let’s say a 61 key I think it is would you be able to get some of those are gonna run out of anything there? Are you gonna run out of room, this isn’t a stupid question. I am brand new keyboard. I’ve been a bass player for 30 years and I wanna convert over to keys

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

Hey students, I highly recommend you watch this lesson next for a technique on how to read music really fast. It is perfect to watch right after this one! kzbin.info/www/bejne/ronJoniLmNN3p68

[@jakecrane5100]

I've tried concentrating but i still cannot understand

[@Krimson5pride]

Extremely helpful tutorial. Helped clearing a lot of doubts that I had.

[@sam8---D]

OMG THANK U SO MUCH!!! I grew up learning by synthesias and those piano tutorials, i never read the sheet music becaus ei thought itwas so complicatdd but this vid made me realize that its so simple tysm

[@cyberchick87]

Such a great informative video! needed a refresher video for reading music instead of being lazy and watching the synthesia style tutorials which really don't help with learning! I'm determined this year to put more effort in to the theory side and my reading I will defo check your website out for the excercises you mentioned. Thanks again 🤓👍🎹

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

You are welcome. Happy New Year!

[@adriataylor7534]

Very much agree with you. Those synthesis styled videos are just silly and don't actually teach you what your doing and how to do it. his videos are very straight forward and on point.

[@patrickj.pilardiaz3849]

Watched cuz I wanted to understand how to use the vocaloid program better but ended up learning more than needed thanks!

[@damnbrothatsinsane2837]

thanks mate, got set to complete a quiz on sheet music for online class and was clueless but now i understand perfectly! thanks for making my life a little easier!

[@KabookiSan]

Neato. Thanks for the lesson, I learned a lot. Last weekend a friend gave me an electric piano so I decided to try to learn it.

[@abefawn]

i know this was a for reading sheet music, but the circle of fifths just suddenly clicked in my mind after an embarrassingly long amount of time thanks to this. thanks to you. thank you.

[@jhiny5000]

Great video! I came here knowing nothing about music sheets and now I can easily understand how it works.

[@phiveone]

Natural teacher, so grateful for your work!

[@hannam1967]

I am learning to play the whistle and this has really helped me with reading music for practice :o

[@LizardKing1470]

You can also remember each half space you go up a letter. Bottom is e; the space above f; line above g; space above a then b, c, d, e and f again. With understanding and pneumonics together, we will be unstoppable!

[@TheGrowlingAraknid]

this was so incediblely helpful! thank you so much!

[@kathramsay1569]

I played violin, all on the treble clef. This is so helpful in learning the bass clef as I am starting piano. ❤️

[@vanityshop5155]

Thank you for putting this video together!! You make a great teacher.

[@gracex648]

This is sooo helpful! By far the most I’ve learnt and I’ve only watched two videos so far!! Thankyou!

[@fernrose6579]

Congratulations! Great music tutorial method.

[@Ravenpenney]

Thanks for this, broke it down better then other videos

[@youaregood9aj73]

This is the easiest tutorial on how to read sheet music out there. Thank you so much for explaining it in such a simple way. You have earned another like and subscription. Keep up the amazing work! :)

[@ilikecatsandwonderhoy]

TYSM I COULDNT SLEEP BC I WAS SO SCARED FOR MY MUSIC TEST I LOVE U SO GODAMN MUCH

[@davids8119]

I gave up and started back again, and this video was a great refresher.

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

Really glad to hear this. Good luck on your piano playing! Let me know if you have questions.

[@BillSikes.]

I'm learning to play the Accordion, this is a great help, thank you very much indeed :)

[@richardbarry8608]

my first lesson. awesome

[@bluejay_6477]

I've been taking piano lessons for years, but I never properly learned how to read sheet music, so that made it really hard to practice.

[@karinasalazar6778]

This was super helpful, thank you!

[@gabby4291]

Question, does this certain formula of music sheet work for every type of instrument (drums,guitar,etc.) and if not, what is the key difference?

[@karimazzam2158]

This guy is a great teacher honestly

[@ArdaIskender]

I was trying to find notes for Chaconne but all I could find was music sheets. This helped me a lot to find the notes and translate them to the Virtual Piano (which is Q keyboard letters). Thanks a lot.

[@arthouston7361]

For years, I mused over the album title of the Moody Blues record, "Every good boy deserves favour." Now, I realize it was a memory cue used by Brits for the treble staff lines. Cool.

[@ohduana6746]

I thoroughly enjoyed this. Treble clef reminds me of a pneumonic device I learned in elementary school, "EGBDF are the names of the lines on the treble clef, F-A-C-E, the spaces are easy"

[@DumbSimple]

Thank you so much for teaching us for free! So appreciated :) many blessings to you