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PITCH is about how high or how low a note is. We name pitch in several ways. The solfege system names pitches with Do - Re - Mi - Fa names. |
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Another way in which musicians name pitches is with letter names: A-B-C-D-E-F-G. This is the musical alphabet. Here are the notes on the lines and spaces of the Treble Clef. |
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Designed by Mary Ruane Email: mruane@amphi.com, last modified 5/14/2000 Technical assistance by Cheryl Lundgren Email: clundgre@amphi.com |