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clef
[ klef ]
noun
- a symbol placed upon a staff to indicate the name and pitch of the notes corresponding to its lines and spaces.
clef
/ 办濒蓻蹿 /
noun
- one of several symbols placed on the left-hand side beginning of each stave indicating the pitch of the music written after it See also alto clef bass clef C clef soprano clef tenor clef treble clef
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of clef1
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of clef1
Example Sentences
It is not signed by Chopin, but the handwriting includes his distinctive bass clef.
There is no more quotable novel about Hollywood than Carrie Fisher鈥檚 roman 脿 clef, 鈥淧ostcards From the Edge.鈥
The seamless overlap between real life and fictional counterparts, and the faithful reproduction of such well-established facts, conveys the author鈥檚 intention to offer a crystal clear cl茅 to this roman 脿 clef.
Also please read his 鈥淛arnegan,鈥 a roman 脿 clef about a thug and criminal who comes to Hollywood, and becomes a great director.
That seems far-fetched, but to Oxfordians even 鈥淗amlet鈥 is a pi猫ce 脿 clef, all the major characters being fictionalized versions of people in the earl鈥檚 life.
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