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Position:Home>Performing Arts> Open Notes Of The Violin?Question: Open Notes Of The Violin?What are they? How do you write them on a staff? how do you write them on a staff?? how do you write them on a staff??? Additional Details 3 days ago Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: 3 days ago What are the 4 open notes of a violin? How do i write each of them on a staff? The above answer is absolutely correct, but I thought I would pop in and give you a mnemonic device (Memory aid) as well. From the top string to the Bottom string (Thin to thickest) Eat - At - Doc's - Grill From the Bottom to the top (Thickest to the thinest) Get - Down - And - Exercise The low G would be below the second ledger line on the treble clef The D would be placed on the space below the staff The A would be placed on the second space within the staff (Plain as the nose on my f - A - c - e) The E would be placed on the fourth space (from the bottom up of course) within the staff (Plain as the nose on my f - a - c - E) The G would be stem up The A would be stem up The D would be stem down The E would be stem down (unless you are using a whole note - no stem!) Hope This Helps. Going from highest to lowest: E, A, D, and G. |