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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 6 May 1997.
Re: Frogstein and Birdstein, Musical Tails

Re: Frogstein and Birdstein, Musical Tails

pet...@aol.com,UseNet writes:=20
>Although I play the piano, I don't know what an alto clef is, you can=20
>tell=20
>that my days of taking piano lessons are long, long, long gone. I just=20
>did=20
>a search in Encarta and Microsoft Bookshelf, I found the term, but I=20
>found=20
>no picture. Makes me wonder, did you or have you studied music? (just=20
>rhetorical question). By the time you explain what it is you might have=20
>drawn it already.=20
-----=20
the alto clef is not used for the piano.  It's used for viola, some=20
choral arangements, and other various alto instruments.  Though, you=20
may be reffering to a bass clef.  This is the bottom line for piano (in=20
most cases, there's always the times when top switches to bass or=20
bottom switches to treble).  It apears as a backwards "C" with a ":"=20
next to it.  The alto clef is kinda hard to explain...it looks a little=20
like the standard deviation symbol in math, but thinner + a little=20
fancier.=20

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Subject: Re: Frogstein and Birdstein, Musical Tails
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