The Bass Clef
This symbol is called a bass clef. When a staff has a bass clef on it, it is called a bass staff. Low notes are written on the bass staff.
Practice drawing ten more bass clefs in a notebook or on a piece of paper.
Here are the notes on the lines and in the spaces of the bass staff along with words and letters to help you remember the names of the notes.
To remember the names of the notes on the lines of the bass staff, say:
To remember the names of the notes in the spaces of the bass staff, say:
Here are some notes written on the lines of the bass staff. Copy and write the name of each note in the box above the staff in a notebook or on some paper.
Here are some notes written in the spaces of the bass staff. Once again, copy and write the name of each note in the box above the staff on some paper.
This time some of the notes are on the lines and others are in the spaces.
Instruments which use the bass clef include the electric bass (pictured), double bass, cello, tuba, trombone, bassoon and baritone saxophone.
To give you more practice with the notes on the bass staff, write the notes in the boxes on their correct line or space, again in a notebook, or on some paper.
