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How to read the grand staff

Grand staff
Grand staff

How to read the grand staff

The grand staff joins treble and bass clefs. The upper staff is usually played by the right hand and the lower staff by the left hand.

Landmarks

  • The treble clef marks G above middle C.
  • The bass clef marks F below middle C.
  • Middle C connects both staves.

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