- Which notes are in between the staves?
- What note falls in the middle of the two staves?
- What is the note that sits in between the treble and bass staves on the grand staff?
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.
What note falls in the middle of the two staves?
Notice how the two clefs are “joined” by the C (shown in red). This C is commonly called “middle C” since it corresponds to the middle staff line on the Grand Staff. This C is commonly called “middle C” since it corresponds to the middle stave line on the Great Stave.
What is the note that sits in between the treble and bass staves on the grand staff?
Example 9. The note C is boxed in a vertically condensed grand staff. This boxed C is called middle C . Middle C is so named because it would appear in the middle of the treble and bass clef staves if they were vertically condensed (i.e. if there were not so much space in between them), as in Example 9.