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Mozart Monument in the Burggarten, Vienna, Austria
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This one's another character i remember drawing in grade school. It looks like if Kirby + Jigglypuff (or rather its pre-evolution Igglybuff) had a baby who got high on the G-clef. I named it Dingle or something like it, and wrote a song for it that I was proud of & had my dad film me singing the song.
Tbh the treble clef IS the main theme of its design, cuz it's heavily implied on the flute & its attacks are music-themed. And if this thing IS a fakemon, theres that possibility of having evolutions named DingleDongle & DingusDongus
Treblemaker!
When my students are first working with the Grand Staff, they are often confused about the placement of the various clefs. In piano music, we generally use only the G-clef (Treble clef – not “trouble clef” as some think!) and the F-clef (Bass clef) I try to show students how the curvy part of the G-clef wraps around the G above middle C and the F-clef looks sort of like an F marking the F…
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Here Comes Treble!
When my students are first working with the Grand Staff, they are often confused about the placement of the various clefs.
In piano music, we generally use only the G-clef (Treble clef – not “trouble clef” as some think!) and the F-clef (Bass clef) I try to show students how the curvy part of the G-clef wraps around the G above middle C and the F-clef looks sort of like an F marking the F…
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Treble Maker!
When my students are first working with the Grand Staff, they are often confused about the placement of the various clefs.
In piano music, we generally use only the G-clef (Treble clef – not “trouble clef” as some think!) and the F-clef (Bass clef) I try to show students how the curvy part of the G-clef wraps around the G above middle C and the F-clef looks sort of like an F marking the F…
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