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When there are two(2) numbers below two(2) notes either in the Base or Treble cleff, does the first number represent the note on top? Sometimes I'm a bit puzzled. Please explain. Thank you.

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Topic: Identifying Notes Correctly (Read 1112 times)

maggie1955

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Hello to all: I am a Grade One student and I enjoy discussing and learning as much as I can about music in general, so I am happy to be a part of this forum. I look forward to your responses to my question. Bye now...

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stevebob

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Re: Identifying Notes Correctly

Reply #1 on: April 14, 2010, 06:49:12 PM

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dss62467

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Re: Identifying Notes Correctly

Reply #2 on: April 15, 2010, 11:31:23 AM

Wow - you like to make things complicated for yourself, don't you? Just like the layout of the notes: top = top, bottom = bottom. Funny how things sometimes take awhile to click, huh? I always have a hard time remembering if there's a "r" between "u" and "p" in surprise! Took me years and automatic spell check to get it right.

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