What are the lowest and highest notes of bass clef instruments?

The lowest and highest notes of bass clef instruments vary depending on the specific instrument. Here are the typical ranges for some common bass clef instruments:

Double Bass:

- Lowest note: E1 (the E below the bass staff)

- Highest note: G4 (the G above the bass staff)

Bassoon:

- Lowest note: Bb1 (the Bb below the bass staff)

- Highest note: G4 (the G above the bass staff)

Cello:

- Lowest note: C2 (the C below the bass staff)

- Highest note: A4 (the A above the bass staff)

Trombone:

- Lowest note: Bb1 (the Bb below the bass staff)

- Highest note: G4 (the G above the bass staff)

Tuba:

- Lowest note: F1 (the F below the bass staff)

- Highest note: C4 (the C above the bass staff)

These ranges may vary slightly depending on the individual instrument and the player's skill level.