A C clef is a musical symbol used to indicate that the note C is located on a specific line of the staff. The C clef can be placed on different lines, which makes it versatile for various ranges of music. The most common forms of the C clef are the alto clef, which places C on the middle line, and the tenor clef, which places C on the second line from the top. By marking the position of C, the C clef helps musicians read and interpret the pitches of other notes on the staff more easily, especially for instruments that play in those ranges.

Definition und Bedeutung von „C clef“ im Englischen

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