Liberty Park Music - Your Time - Your Place www.libertyparkmusic.com Do you need some help reading notes on the treble clef? If you are new to reading music you are probably wondering how clefs work. “Clef” comes from the French word “key” and indicates the pitch of the written notes on a staff. The treble clef is the most commonly used clef in piano music and it is a key that unlocks the meaning of the notes on the staff. Without a clef, the notes on the staff would have no meaning. So check out this video and learn how to read notes on the treble clef. If you enjoy this video and are looking to learn more check out our lessons on the basics of music notation and music theory! New videos every Tuesday and Thursday! Request songs in the comments below or connect with us by using the hashtag #askLPM What is Liberty Park Music? Liberty Park Music (LPM) is an educational website and music teaching platform. Complete piano, guitar, music theory, and drum lessons are all available at www.libertyparkmusic.com Follow well designed course curriculum from experience music teachers to reach your music learning goals! For free sheet music sign up here: www.libertyparkmusic.com/free-sheet-music/ You will find sheet music for all the songs our YouTube channel as well as many other classic and contemporary pieces! And our library of music is growing every day! Click the link and help yourself to an amazing musical resource! Facebook: www.facebook.com/libertyparkmusic Blog: libertyparkmusic.com/blog Twitter: twitter.com/Liberty_Park Instagram: instagram.com/liberty_park_music Google+: plus.google.com/+Libertyparkmusic_LPM Treble Clef Notes | Treble Clef | Clef Notes | Music Notes On Staff | Music Notes | Piano Notes | Music Theory | Reading Music | Music Staff | Music Sheet | Reading Notes | Notes In Music | Read Notes | Liberty Park Music

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