This is a prime example of treble clef abuse. Also note* that there are music notes before and after one of the treble clefs. That's just not right.
*HA!
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Apparently there's treble in paradise.
ReplyDeleteI wasn't aware that drums played in the treble cleff, either.
ReplyDeleteAnd, Charlene, that pun is so awful that I love it!