Where are the letters on sheet music?

Question

I know about all the notes but where on Piano sheet music are the letters example.
______a________
_______b________
_______c__________
_______d___________
_______e____________
_______f______________
_______g___________


PLEASE HELP I need to know for a test in music or I fail I don't have books or notes so don't say to look in those.

Thanks for the help.
WalkinDude.

Yes the notes.

I just need to kno where they are is a at the top middle what about c, g f b e d? That's what I mean.

Bara, so it's what I have only backwards?

I f***ing love you ashleynicole, well not love but you know it's an expresiion, I mean thanx.

I f***ing love you ashleynicole, well not love but you know it's an expresiion, I mean thanx.

sorry 4 the double post in the edit.

Answer 1

The lines of the treble clef and the spaces between them have the notes in the following order:

-------------------- f -------------------------
e
-------------------- d -------------------------
c
-------------------- b -------------------------
a
-------------------- g -------------------------
f
-------------------- e -------------------------

Answer 2

Do you know where middle C is on the piano?
On the music script, it shows as a note written BELOW the treble staff, (the right hand notes) with a little line through it.
D is below the bottom line of the staff. E is on the bottom line of the staff F is between the bottom line and the next line, G is on the next line, then the next one is A, and so on.
The notes alternate from being on a line to being between the lines.
Hope this helps.

Answer 3

Learning to read music is like learning a new language. There's no way anyone can teach you before you take your test. The best I can do is tell you that the notes, or "letters", are represented by those little black dots all over the page.

Answer 4

Scroll down to near the bottom of this page for the letters for the notes that match with lines and spaces:
http://www.notationmachine.com/how_to_read_sheetmusic/readingmusic.htm

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Bruce

Answer 5

the notes

Answer 6

u have notes wrong way round, a is where your g is and g is where your a is

Answer 7

i think this is just what you need ...

http://www.happynote.com/treble-clef-bass-clef.html