Bass NOTATION is a type of musical NOTATION used to indicate the pitch of notes in the BASS clef. The term 'BASS NOTATION' is composed of two words: 'BASS' and 'NOTATION'. The word 'BASS' refers to the lower range of notes, while 'NOTATION' refers to the written symbols used to represent those notes. The two crossword solutions for the term 'BASS NOTATION' are 'STET' and 'fclef'. 'STET' is an abbreviation for the Latin phrase 'STET nota', which means 'let the note stand'. This phrase is used to indicate that a note should remain unchanged. 'Fclef' is an abbreviation for the French term 'fa clef', which translates to 'F-clef'. This term is used to refer to the BASS clef, which is a symbol used to indicate the pitch of notes in the BASS range.