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tenor clef
noun
- a sign locating middle C on the next to the top line of the staff.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of tenor clef1
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Example Sentences
The first song was written in the soprano clef; the second has tenor clef but two solo voices; neither was made for Ehlers.
Exit whistling in the tenor clef; and keeping their hearts up, like a man.
The young workman grinned: "Soyons de notre siecle," said he, and departed whistling in the tenor clef.
Primarily (besides the bass clef), in Italy and Germany, only the tenor clef was used, and the alto clef in France.
It would be possible to write this passage entirely in the tenor clef, using only three leger lines above.
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