for readers of sheet music only?

MORE COWBELL!!

Treble clef only

... what about tenor of alto clefs?

SHOW THE VIOLA LOVE COME ON (thank you luftweg for acknowledging the existence of alto clef)

I won't get VIOLA-NT, but I'm CELL-ISH of you!

Stop it luftweg you’re scaring them!
(I jest of course)

Oh, I'm scared too!... And those are just the 'active' clefs (there are several others that are for historically-informed-music, or H.I.P.

I think I’d die if I played that note

it doesn't mean bass it means a very low note

Well, bass is a frequency range, but it also refers to low notes... Or are you saying it's a knob on a stereo?

oh I see what you mean sorry it's just I play the trombone so I read music depending on the note and the bass so I was confused

You may have to switch over to Tuba!

Trumpet is supreme

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Who plays an instrument over here

Wtf lmao

...as soon as count those ledger lines

Am i the only one wondering what note it is?

I don’t think it is a real note. At least on my instrument

I got it from a 'World record' of a GLOTTAL vocal 'note' : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Storms

It's G−7, or 0.189 Hz eight octaves below the lowest G on the piano

wow. What instrument even has it?

Probably piano

Way to low for a piano; maybe some huge pipe organs could hit that note.... But it's supposed to be a ('glottal') VOCAL World Record (see above for Tim Storms) -- it's not a normal vocal technique as most people know

Wait, an actual person can sing that note!! Thats crazy

If ur shaq

Agreed

Y u bully me I can’t play dat

As a flute player in 6th grade I cannot relate, but I can see how this would be funny. The tuba players in my class have to play really low notes and my band instructor said that with practice they would be able to make beautiful music with low notes like that.

Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.