Treble Clef 

	for writing & reading higher-pitched notes for Treble singers, eg sopranos  for high-pitched instruments Flute Oboe Violin Clarinet Trumpet and others. for higher section of the piano (usually played by the Right Hand)
	also called 'The G Clef' because the clef sign sits on the 'G' line.

	Each line and space represents a step up the Musical Alphabet
	The names of the notes can be worked out by stepping up and down from the 'G' line, which is the 2nd line from bottom.
	Middle C on the Piano, is the C on the first ledger line below the Treble Clef.

You can work out your own way of remembering the lines and spaces of the Treble Clef, but some people use phrases like "F A C E rhymes with SPACE" and  "Every Good Boy Deserves Fruit".

Practise reading notes from the Treble Clef using the Drills below.

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