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tenor clef
noun
a sign locating middle C on the next to the top line of the staff.
tenor clef
noun
the clef that establishes middle C as being on the fourth line of the staff, used for the writing of music for the bassoon, cello, or tenor trombone See also C clef
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of tenor clef1
Example Sentences
The tenor clef is also frequently used in orchestral works.
In four instances, the original used a C clef centered on the third space to notate a vocal tenor clef.
All the other parts are to be read as printed, proper attention being given to the alto and tenor clefs used in the parts of the trombones and violas.
Exit whistling in the tenor clef; and keeping their hearts up, like a man.
These have been transcribed using a modern vocal tenor clef.
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