What is flutes clef?

The flute clef is a musical notation used to indicate the pitches played on the flute. It is a treble clef, which means that it is read on the upper staff of a grand staff. The middle line of the flute clef represents the pitch C5, which is the same as the middle C on a piano. The lines and spaces above and below the middle line represent the higher and lower pitches, respectively.

The flute clef is used in a variety of musical genres, including classical, jazz, and folk music. It is also used in some contemporary music, such as film scores and video game music.

Here is a diagram of the flute clef:

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The middle line represents the pitch C5. The lines above the middle line represent the pitches D5, E5, F5, and G5. The spaces below the middle line represent the pitches B4, A4, G4, and F4.

The flute clef is a versatile notation that can be used to play a wide variety of music. It is an essential tool for any flutist.