I was able to figure out the notes and then play them with my right hand fairly easy. I found this clef easier than the bass clef because I’m right-handed. When I started piano lessons one of the first things my teacher taught me was how to read this clef. My Personal Experience Using The Treble Clef To figure out what key you are in for flats I like to use, “ BEADGFC.” You simply start on C and go down five notes and land on F. For example, C major has zero sharps and G major has one sharp, which is F-sharp. The rule of thumb for the circle of fifths is to start on C and go up 5 notes or a “fifth” for each key. To figure out what key you are in by reading the Treble clef with sharps on it, you can use this pneumonic, “ Fat Cats Get Dirty After Every Bath.” You will then apply the circle of fifths to figure out the key. The diagram below will show you the easiest way to do so. When learning to play the piano, one of the first things you will learn is to read the treble clef. There are other acronyms if you don’t like this, but I suggest using an acronym to make it easy while you are first learning. The staff lines can be easily read as “ every good boy does fine.” This is the first way I ever learned how to read the treble clef and it is so simple once you memorize this. How To Easily Memorize The Treble Clef Notes The notes in between the staff lines read F, A, C, E. From bottom to top the notes on the staff lines read E, G, B, D, F.
Middle C is the middle note on the piano. The spiral indicates that the note it wraps around is G.
The treble clef or “G” clef is the clef that spirals around the second line from the bottom. The treble clef was the easiest for me to start getting the hang of because I associated it with my right hand. I began taking piano lessons when I was 9 years old and I quickly began learning how to read music. The treble clef is one of the most common and popular clefs in music.
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