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G clef - Treble clef  Carlos Rivarola 
Symbol which, when placed on the second line -from the bottom up- of a music staff, determines that the staff's second line will represent the note G4, at 415.30 Hz  Carlos Rivarola 
"Soprano singers and flute players usually use the G clef when reading music."  Carlos Rivarola 
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Clave de sol   1 validation  Carlos Rivarola 
Símbolo musical que, al ser colocado en la segunda línea (desde abajo hacia arriba) de un pentagrama, determina que la segunda línea del pentagrama representará la nota sol, a 415,30 Hz   1 validation  Carlos Rivarola 
"Las sopranos y los flautistas habitualmente utilizan la clave de sol para leer música."   1 validation  Carlos Rivarola 


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