Fill in the Blanks Musical elementsOnline version Se explican los elementos básica que te permiten leer una partitura. En inglés. by Miriam Camblor Huerta 1 treble lines staff second low notes G ledger clef clef notes bar lower Time change high signature higher symbols G line Pitch is the quality of the sound that tells us the difference between sounds and sounds . To represent the pitch in a score we use three elements : the , the , and the . The staff ( plural staves ) is written as five horizontal parallel lines . Lines are counted from bottom to top . The treble clef tells us the name of the . The treble clef shape seems to curl around the of the staff . All notes written on this particular line are . That is why the treble clef is also called the . The notes are placed in the lines and in the spaces of the staff . Notes higher up the staff have a pitch . Notes lower down the staff have a pitch . In English , the names of the notes are the letters of the alphabet ( A note is " nota la " in Spanish ) . The are added to show a note that is too high or too low to be in the staff . To represent the rhythm we need the beat and the symbols . The beat doesn´t and to know how many beats a sound lasts we use . Staff is divided into small sections with the same number of pulses called . tells the performer how many beats are in a bar . ?
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