To help remember the notes on the lines written on the treble clef stave = every good boy deserves fudge i always remembered it as every good boy deserves football. but yeah i guess both work (:
Every good boy deserves feeding or (fudge)
The musical notes on the lines of the treble staff read from the bottom to the top.
E, G, B, D and FA way to remember (read from the bottom up):Fudge------------------Deserves--------------Boy---------------------Good-------------------Every-------------------
E, G, B, D and FA way to remember (read from the bottom up):Fudge------------------Deserves--------------Boy---------------------Good-------------------Every-------------------
Cheyenne Cinnamon and the Fantabulous Unicorn of Sugar Town Candy Fudge - 2010 TV is rated/received certificates of: USA:TV-MA
The lines of the treble clef can be remembered using the saing "Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge." E-G-B-D-F
Arpeggios are easy, if you know the tricks. You will always just go up the spaces and/or lines. So, since the spaces are FACE, you know the first 3 notes are F A C. Then the lines can be remember by "Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge" or "Every Good Boy Does Fine". So, if you are starting on B, you know "Boys Deserve Fudge".
The notes on the spaces are remembered by FACE. The notes on the lines are remembered by EGBDF (every good boy deserves fudge). Flats are BEADGCF (bead greatest common factor). Sharps are the reverse of flats FCGDAEB.
The lines of the Treble Clef in musical notation. It's EGBDF from the bottom to the top. The spaces are FACE. So when you combine the two you have the natural tones from E to F.Oh, yeah - they also say Elephants Get Big Dirty Feet. That one made me laugh when I was a kid.
It is the order of notes in the treble clef. There are two clefs, Bass and treble. In bass, the order is g, b, d, f, a or great big dogs fight animals.
If you like a guy and he has a girlfriend who treats him, calls him names, and tells him to fudge off, the best thing to do is be his friend. You can also remind him that he deserves to be treated better.