G-Schlüssel

Definition of the German term G-Schlüssel in music:

G-clef (usually referring to the treble clef, a G-clef placing G4 on the second line of the staff)

Language

German

Singular

G-Schlüssel

Plural

G-Schlüssel

German musical terms related to G-Schlüssel:

Altschlüssel – alto clef (C-clef placing C4 on the third line of ...
Altzeichen – alto clef (C-clef placing C4 on the third line of ...
Bassschlüssel – bass clef (F-clef placing F3 on the fourth line of...
Bratschenschlüssel – alto clef (C-clef placing C4 on the third line of ...
C-Schlüssel – C-clef (usually referring to the alto clef, a C-cl...
Diskantschlüssel – soprano clef (C-clef placing C4 on the first line ...
F-Schlüssel – F-clef (usually referring to the bass clef, a F-cl...
französischer Violinschlüssel – French violin clef (G-clef placing G4 on the first...
G – G (note name)...
Schlüssel – clef
Sopranschlüssel – soprano clef (C-clef placing C4 on the first line ...
Tenorschlüssel – tenor clef (C-clef placing C4 on the fourth line o...
Violinschlüssel – treble clef (G-clef placing G4 on the second line ...

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