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inline side-by-side side-by-side markdown I’m not familiar with this particular clef. However, judging by the context, this is equivalent to a treble clef lowered by an octave for the tenor voice part. In choral music today, this is usually represented by a treble clef with an 8 below it, sometimes called an octave clef: I’m not familiar with this particular clef. However, judging by the context, this is equivalent to a treble clef lowered by an octave for the tenor voice part. I’m not familiar with this particular clef. However, judging by the context, this is equivalent to a treble clef lowered by an octave for the tenor voice part. In choral music today, this is usually represented by a treble clef with an 8 below it, sometimes called an octave clef:

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I’m not familiar with this particular clef. However, judging by the context, this is equivalent to a treble clef lowered by an octave for the tenor voice part.