	G clef; treble
	G clef in the left hand part
	F clef; bass
	F clef in the right hand part
	C clef; alto clef for viola or high clef for bass
	G clef with small 8 above
	G clef with small 8 below

To show the unusual placement of a clef an octave mark is placed before the final character of the clef sign. Examples:

G clef on first line ; French violin clef

F clef on third line; tenor clef

F on the fifth line; sub bass clef

C clef on first line; soprano or descant clef

C clef on the second line; mezzo-soprano clef

C clef on the third line; alto clef for viola or high clef for bass

C clef on fourth line; tenor clef

C clef on fifth line; baritone clef

Developed by

The Shodor Education Foundation, Inc.
in cooperation with the
North Carolina Central University
and the Governor Morehead School for the Blind