1. The pitch names of treble clef notes can be remembered by using mnemonics or special words that match those that must be remembered. *

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2. A note represents a sound. *

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3. Notes may NOT only be written outside the staff. *

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4. The notes outside the staff have long lines that serve as an extension of the staff. *

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5. The ledger line is a small line for notes outside or beyond the music of the staff. *

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6. The notes on the bass and treble clefs show a complete picture of how the notes or pitches are arranged in chronological order. *

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7. Another way to combine letters in the pitch name is to form a word. *

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8. Each line or space on the staff has a specific pitch or tone which is derived from the seven letters of the alphabet
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9. Each pitch name has an equivalent so-fa syllable. *

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10. A has the highest range and D has the lowest range. *

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