What are the clefs from highest to lowest?

Answer 1

In order from highest to lowest, the common clefs are:

Treble

Alto

Tenor

Bass

Answer 2

To directly answer you, the notes are A, G, F, E, D, C, B, A, G.

It is easiest to remember it from the bottom up as there are Mnemonic Devices for that. The gaps from bottom up are All Cars Expect Grease. The lines from bottom up are Gold Buttons Dress Fine Actors.

The first ledger line above the clef is Middle C (same as the first ledger line under the treble clef. Neither clef "owns" Middle C. So if an alto singer goes down 2 ledger lines, she's hitting the top line of the bass clef (A below Middle C), and if a tenor goes up 2 ledger lines, he's hitting the bottom line of the treble clef (E above Middle C).

Answer 3

Bass clef- lowest

Alto clef

Treble clef

Answer 4

Strings use treble clef (violins), alto clef (violas), and bass clef (cellos and basses).

Answer 5

treble alto bass

Answer 6

beats