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This small piece of kit is designed to make building your Quiz, Crossword or Puzzle question more effective. It should make finding your question easier for others and, the easier it is to find, the more likely someone is to answer it!

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Sat Telegraph GK 25/11

porilo | 13:16 Sat 25th Nov 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Obviously our friend Michael Mepham is not a musician because the answer for 19d does not place middle C on the second line. As a pianist and church organist I can confirm that using the G-clef, middle C is placed on a little ledger line all by itself, between the bass stave and the treble stave. The second line in the G-clef is the note G, not middle C.

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cheshunt

I'll take your word for it.

dwil

I'm not a musician but according to my research shouldn't the answer be C clef but that precludes peonage.

Bordeaux

Encarta dictionary states G Clef as clue C on second line

kettledrum

I don't know about Encarta but Chambers says "a clef, the treble clef, on the second line of the treble stave,marking G", which seems to prove Porilo's point.
I thought every piano pupil learnt E(very) G(ood) B(oy) D(eserves) F(ood) as a way of remembering which note was on which line !

Argee2

I have been out all day and just been finishing off a few clues left by my husband. I could not believe that MM had given G CLEF as the answer (with peonage) and scrolled back to find if anyone had queried this. Porilo and kettledrum are perfectly correct; the G-clef places G on the second line. By the way, I learnt Every Good Boy Deserves Favour, but that is a bit old-fashioned!

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