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What set of pitches does the treble clef represent? A. lower pitches B. higher pitches C. sharp pitches D. only the pitches that the performer can play
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What set of pitches does the treble clef represent?
A. lower pitches
B. higher pitches
C. sharp pitches
D. only the pitches that the performer can play
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The answer is B. Higher pitches
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Answer is A
The treble clef symbol looks like this and signifies medium to high pitches being read on the staff
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