The term "französische Violinschlüssel" refers to the French violin clef in music. This clef was used in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, particularly in violin music published in France. It is also known as the G1 clef, French clef, or French violin clef. The French violin clef is a G clef, which sets the position of the G above middle C on the bottom line of the five-line staff. It was primarily used for flute music but also appeared in violin music.
The German term for French violin clef.
In addition, you can familiarize yourself with the terms:
- [English] French violin clef
- [French] clef de sol 1re (f)
- [French] clé de sol 1re (f)
- [Italian] chiave di violino francese (f)
- [Spanish] clave de violín francés (f)
- [Spanish] clave de sol en primera (f)
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