treble clef

The treble clef is the first large musical symbol found on the top staff, or treble staff, in piano music. The treble clef is also called the G-clef, because it wraps around the G line.
Notes of the treble staff are located around middle C and above, and are usually played with the right hand.
Learn more:

• Treble Scale & Chord Fingering
• Learn Easy Treble Chords for Piano

See bass clef.

Also Known As:

• G-clef
• chiave di violino; chiave di sol (It)
• clef de violon; clef de sol (Fr)
• Violinschlüssel; G-Schlüssel (Ger)

More Musical Symbols:

• (x) double-sharp
• rhythm dot
• fermata
• segno

Beginner Piano Lessons
▪  Notes of the Piano Keys
▪  The Point Of Double-Sharps
▪  Finding Middle C on the Piano
▪  Essential Piano Fingering
▪  Comparing Major & Minor Chords
Getting Started on Keyboards
▪  Sitting Correctly at the Keys
▪  Playing Piano vs. Electric Keyboard
▪  How to Buy a Used Piano
Piano Chords
▪  Chord Types & Symbols in Sheet Music
▪  Root Notes & Chord Inversion
▪  Diminished Chords & Dissonance
▪  Essential Piano Chord Fingering
Piano Care
▪  Everyday Piano Care
▪  Safely Whiten Your Piano Keys
▪  When to Tune a Piano
▪  Piano Room Temps & Humidity Levels
Piano Recitals & Performing
▪  What to Eat & Drink Before a Performance
▪  Concert Etiquette for the Audience
▪  Warming Up for a Piano Performance
▪  Overcoming Mistakes On Stage

♫ Musical Quizzes!
● Identify the Piano Keys
● Key Signature Quiz
● Note Length & Rest Quiz (U.S. or U.K. English)
● Time Signature & Rhythm Quiz

^{Musical Symbols:}
_{■ Staff & Barlines
■ The Grand Staff
■ Key Signatures
■ Time Signatures
■ Note Lengths
■ Dotted Notes
■ Music Rests
■ Tempo Commands
■ Accidentals
■ Articulation
■ Dynamics & Volume
■ 8va & Octave Commands
■ Repeat Signs
■ Segno & Coda Signs
■ Pedal Marks
■ Piano Chords
■ Trills
■ Turns
■ Tremolos
■ Glissando
■ Mordents}

_{Illustrated Piano Chords:
Abmaj ▪ Abma7 ▪ Abma9  | Abmin ▪ Abm7 ▪ Abm9  | Abdim ▪ Ab°7  | Abaug ▪ Ab+7  | Absus2 ▪ Absus4}