What does a clef symbol look like?

A clef symbol is a musical notation that indicates the pitch of written notes. The most common clefs are the treble clef, which resembles a stylized "G" and curls around the second line of the staff, and the bass clef, which looks like a backward "C" with two dots positioned on either side of the fourth line of the staff. Other clefs, like the alto and tenor clefs, have distinct shapes suited for different vocal ranges and instruments. Each clef defines the pitch of the notes on the staff, guiding musicians in their performance.