Blank staff paper
Free blank staff paper to print: ten staves on one page for writing music by hand. No clefs, so it works for any instrument.
Staff paper is paper with sets of five lines printed on it. Each set of five lines is a staff. Notes sit on the lines and in the spaces between them. Musicians also call it manuscript paper.
How to use it
This page has ten staves and no clefs. A student draws the clef first, so the same page works for violin, piano, cello, or voice. Piano students can join two staves with a brace to make a grand staff.
Good first jobs for staff paper: copy four bars from a piece the child is learning, write out a scale, or make up a short tune and write it down. Teachers often ask for a copied line of music as theory homework.
Young children need bigger lines. Print the big staff paper for a child under seven. To change the number of staves, use the staff paper maker.
Only the sheet below prints. It fits letter and A4 paper. For a clean page, turn off headers and footers in the print window.
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