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F clef
noun[ Cusually singular ]
music specializeduk /ˈef ˌklef/ us /ˈef ˌklef/
a sign on a stave(= the five lines on which music is written) that shows that the F below middle C (= the C near the middle of a piano keyboard) is on the fourth line from the bottom:
Music for the cello is usually written in the F clef.
She printed all the pieces using C clefs combined with an F clef for the bass.
The most common clefs used are the treble or G clef and the bass or F clef.
The F clef has two small dots on its right side indicating a staff line.
The F clef is used to indicate voices or instruments that sing or play low pitches.
The F clef looks significantly different in the two sources.
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