clef
复数形式
clefs
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谱号, 音部记号
any of the signs written on the left-hand end of a staff indicating the pitch of the notes
A clef is a musical symbol placed at the beginning of the staff to indicate which pitches correspond to the lines and spaces. It helps musicians read and play music by defining the range of notes for a particular staff. The most common clefs are the treble clef, which is used for higher-pitched notes, and the bass clef, which is used for lower-pitched notes. Other clefs, such as the alto and tenor clefs, are used for specific ranges and instruments. The clef ensures that the notes written on the staff are interpreted correctly by showing their specific pitch.
- The sheet music was marked with a treble clef at the beginning of the staff, indicating that it was intended for higher-pitched instruments or voices.
乐谱在五线谱的开头标有高音谱号，表明它是为高音乐器或声音准备的。
- As a pianist, she was comfortable reading music in both the treble and bass clefs, allowing her to play a wide range of repertoire.
作为一名钢琴家，她能够轻松阅读高音和低音谱号的音乐，从而演奏广泛的曲目。
- The viola part was notated in the alto clef, positioned differently on the staff to accommodate the instrument's range.
中提琴部分用中音谱号记谱，为了适应乐器的音域，在五线谱上的位置有所不同。
- The singer struggled to identify the key signature indicated by the clef, causing confusion during rehearsal.
歌手难以识别由谱号指示的调号，导致排练时出现混乱。
- In medieval music notation, the G clef resembled a small letter "g" and indicated the position of the note "G" on the staff.
在中世纪音乐记谱法中，高音谱号类似于一个小字母“g”，并指示了五线谱上“G”音的位置。