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Read pitches written beyond the staff and identify their sounding registers.
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Read the note above the treble staff. Which pitch is written?
Read the note below the treble staff. What pitch is it?
Read the note above the bass staff. Which pitch does it name?
Read the note below the bass staff. What is its pitch?
Which pitch is written above the treble staff in the figure?
Read the note below the bass staff. What pitch is written?
A note appears below the treble staff in the figure. Which pitch should a player read?
What pitch is written above the bass staff in the figure?
How many ledger lines above the treble staff does C6 need?
How many ledger lines above the treble staff does G6 need?
When A3 is written below the treble staff, how many ledger lines does it require?
The written pitch is F3 in treble clef. How many ledger lines below the staff are needed?
How many ledger lines above the bass staff does E4 use?
A1 is written below the bass staff. How many ledger lines does it need?
How many ledger lines below the bass staff are needed to write E2?
Read the two notes in the figure. What melodic interval separates them?
One treble-clef note is on the first ledger line above the staff, and another is on the third ledger line above it. What interval separates the notes?
What interval is shown by the two notes above the bass staff?
A bass-clef note is on the first ledger line below the staff, and another is on the third ledger line below it. How far apart are they?
Read the two low treble-clef notes in the figure. Which interval separates them?
C6 is written on the second ledger line above the treble staff. In which register does it sound?
A1 is written on the third ledger line below the bass staff. Where does it sound?
C4 is written on the first ledger line below the treble staff. Which register describes its sound?
E6 is written on the third ledger line above the treble staff. Which register is this pitch in?
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