how to play the 3 staves on bruyers?

1. What does 3 staves mean?
2. Why does sheet music have three staves?
3. Which notes are in between the staves?
4. When multiple staves are connected it is called a?

What does 3 staves mean?

Sheet music with 3 staves; one grand staff (treble and bass) and one more, usually treble, indicates another instrument/voice. The piano then often has only the accompaniment written out (based on the chords) and the melody is meant to be sung.

Why does sheet music have three staves?

All 3 staves are the score, with the top staff (a solo) being assigned to a single instrument/voice, and the bottom 2 staves (accompaniment) being assigned to a keyboard.

Which notes are in between the staves?

There are also three notes that belong in between the two Staves. Middle C (which has it's own little line through it) the middle D which lies above it, and the middle B which lies below.

When multiple staves are connected it is called a?

The grand staff (or “great stave” as it's called in Britain), is a combination of two staves put together, usually a treble clef and a bass clef.