How to remember line and space notes for both treble clef and bass clef

If you do not already know, here is an easy way to remember and read line and space music notes. Let's start with the treble clef, which is usually on the top of the staff, although; there is some music where the treble clef will be at the bottom, usually where the bass clef is located. E-G-B-D-F are the line notes for the treble clef. The phrase E-very G-ood B-ird D-oes F-ine, is a good way to remember these notes ONLY for the treble clef. F-A-C-E (face) are the space notes for the treble clef. Moving on to the bass clef, which is located on the bottom of the staff. G-B-D-F-A or using the phrase G-reat B-ig D-dogs F-etch A-pples is a good way to remember the line notes for ONLY the bass clef. Using the phrase A-ll C-ars E-at G-as (and they do) will help you to remember the space notes for the bass clef, A-C-E-G. Hopefully, this information will help you, whether you are a just starting to learn how to read music or need to refresh your memory.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• Instrument

1. staff Draw the staff. Five lines and four spaces. Close each end of the staff with a line or a bar.
2. Then,on the top draw the treble clef and on the bottom draw the bass clef.
3. Place the notes correctly on the staff for the treble and bass clefs, starting from the bottom and moving up, as shown in the figure.

Tips & Warnings

• Use a method that works for you to help you remember music notes. Hopefully, this will help also.