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Lesson 43 of 84 · Music Notation
Ledger Lines for High and Low Notes (Part 2)
Learn about ledger lines for high and low notes (part 2): use sharps, flats, and natural signs correctly
What You'll Learn
A fermata (bird's eye) over a note means hold it longer than written. The performer or conductor decides the exact length.
1
Use sharps, flats, and natural signs correctly
2
Identify key signatures
Notes on the Staff
E4
F4
G4
Check Your Understanding
Question 1 of 3
Which clef is used for low-pitched instruments?