Even though you can see 10 different clefs in the above picture, in reality there are only 3 kinds of clefs: G, F and C. G clef (as in Nos. 1 - Treble clef and 10 - Descant clef) indicates where is treble G (or g'). F clef (as in Nos. 2 - Bass clef, 8 - Baritone clef and 9 - Basso Profondo clef where is tenor F (or f). C clef (as in Nos. 3 - Alto clef, 4 - Tenor clef, 5 - Soprano clef, 6 - Baritone clef and 7 - Mezzo soprano clef) indicates where is treble C (or c'). |
Photo by Edgaras Kurauskas
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