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superior15jags
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CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME TO LEARN HOW TO READ TENOR CLEF......I HAVE SEEN THE MUSIC MY BAND DIRECTOR WANTS TO DO FOR FBA AND I GO IN AND OUT OF THE TENOR CLEF I RANDOM SPOTS SO PLZ
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contra448
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I think thast the end of June UK time = which might leave you even less time depending where you live. 
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grimmdude
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When reading tenor clef you just need to know that C is placed on the 4th line up on the staff. All the other notes can be found by reference, it will just take some practice though. There's a good article on the different clefs at http://www.goodclef.com/clefs/ Hope that helps
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hegyhati
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+1 to Grimmdude. As a cello beginner, I'm used to the bass clef. However, in my free time I often prepare music sheets in lilypond. Now I'm busy with a concerto from Vivaldi, and I had to read in treble and alto clef as well. At the beginning it was pretty slow of course, always counting from the C, where the other notes are. but after a while You just get used to it.
Maybe one more idea: If You have pieces, that You played long ago, and remember only partially, edit the music sheet and put it in tenor clef. (transposition will maybe also necessary), and then You can practice the clef with known pieces.
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Drew
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Hegyhati, the site you mentioned is actually a very good one - I didn't know about it but just tried it and like it very much because you can set the range. Start with just a range of a few notes and get them in your mind really well, then expand the range - I like it!
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stst
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look at where the center of the clef is; that's where middle C is. http://i.imgur.com/Xy7uz.jpg
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