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All basic cello music is in F clef or bass clef, as it is more commonly known. Some more advanced pieces also go into Alto and more rarely, treble clef, but the primary clef for cello music is bass.

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14y ago
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none have to be but most of the time Bass clef is almost always below middle C.

however it can go above from time to time. Also any clef can have any note in however for some clefs some particular notes would be very obscure.

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14y ago
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From what I know, it would be the Treble Clef, in which would be used for Soprano, and Tenor parts. Alto and Bass would be for the Bass Clef.

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13y ago
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Treble Clef is the highest clef.

Below it is Alto, Tenor and Bass clefs.

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14y ago
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There's treble clef (the higher one) and bass clef (the lower one).

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14y ago
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i dont have a clue

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11y ago
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Repeat the preceding music.

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the treble

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