As one of the twelve notes in Western music, the C music note sits between B and C#/Db. Learn how to recognise C in different clefs, the different scales and modes that start on C and listen to famous songs that feature C prominently in their melodies. C Note on The Staff Here is probably … Read more
As one of the twelve notes in Western music, the G music note sits between F#/Gb and G#/Ab. Learn how to recognise G in different clefs, the different scales and modes that start on G and listen to famous songs that feature G prominently in their melodies. G Note on The Staff Here is probably … Read more
Enharmonic equivalent notes and scale is an essential concept in music theory. Without it, it’s hard to understand why certain keys have only flats or only sharps. Just before we dive into this concept, let’s take a lightning quick look at the western music alphabet. In Western music, we use the musical alphabet. The musical … Read more
In western music theory it is very important to learn about the distance between two notes. We refer to the distance between notes as a musical interval. Two of the most common intervals in music are tones and semitones. Otherwise know as the whole step and half step. These two intervals have the shortest distance … Read more
The Grand staff (or Grand stave in British English) is simply two sets of staff lines, one on top of the other. These staff lines are most usually a treble clef staff line and a bass clef staff line. Each musical staff has five horizontal lines stacked on top of each other. These five lines … Read more