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G clef
noun[ Cusually singular ]
music specialized(alsoG-clef)uk /ˌdʒiː ˈklef/ us /ˌdʒiː ˈklef/
a sign on a stave(= the five lines on which music is written) that shows that the notes are above middle C (= the C near the middle of a piano keyboard):
The tenor is the highest voice, and always has the G clef.
Pitches indicated are rough approximations of equivalent pitches in a G clef.
The manuscript of the psalm in this collection uses the more modern G-clef.
They reproduced the music in the G clef, but stated it was originally written in the C clef, so it is often transcribed back.
The G clef is generally placed on the second line of the staff.
In general, the G clef is used in music written for higher-pitched instruments.
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Synonym
treble clef
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