Treble in music refers to the higher range of musical notes. It's typically associated with instruments like the violin, flute, and the higher registers of the piano.
Treble Clef: The most common symbol used to notate treble parts is the Treble Clef, also known as the G clef because it circles the line that represents the note G above middle C.
Treble Instruments: Instruments that primarily play in the treble range are often called Treble Instruments. This includes many woodwind, string, and brass instruments.
Treble Voice: In vocal music, the Treble Voice usually refers to the soprano or alto voice, particularly in choral music. Historically, it also referred to the boy soprano voice.
Treble Boost: In audio equipment and music production, "treble" often refers to the higher frequencies. A Treble Boost emphasizes these frequencies, making the sound brighter and more cutting.
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