transposing instruments

TRANSPOSING INSTRUMENTSMUS 215 · MUSIC THEORY IV · DR. TOBY RUSH

& œ

& œ

& œ

& œ

CONCERT PITCH

CONCERT PITCH

CONCERT PITCH

CONCERT PITCH

CONCERT PITCH

CONCERT PITCH

CONCERT PITCH

CONCERT PITCH

CONCERT PITCH

CONCERT PITCH

CONCERT PITCH

CONCERT PITCH

CONCERT PITCH

CONCERT PITCH

SOUNDS

ONE OCTAVELOWER

SOUNDS

ONE OCTAVELOWER

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SOUNDS

ONE OCTAVELOWER

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TRANSPOSING INSTRUMENTS

Bb CLARINET

Bb CLARINET

WRITTENPITCH

Bb CLARINET

& œWRITTEN

PITCH

Bb CLARINET

& œWRITTEN

PITCHSOUNDING

PITCH

Bb CLARINET

& œWRITTEN

PITCHSOUNDING

PITCH

& œb

Bb CLARINET

WRITTENPITCH

SOUNDINGPITCH

Bb CLARINET

& œWRITTEN

PITCHSOUNDING

PITCH

Bb CLARINET

& œWRITTEN

PITCHSOUNDING

PITCH

& œ

Bb CLARINET

Bb CLARINET

M2SOUNDS

LOWER

Bb CLARINET

M2PLAYS

FLAT

SOUNDS M2 LOWER

SOUNDS M2 LOWER

SOUNDS M2 LOWER

SOUNDS M2 LOWER

SOUNDS P5 LOWER

SOUNDS P5 LOWER

SOUNDS P5 LOWER

SOUNDS M6 LOWER

SOUNDS M6 LOWER

SOUNDS M6 LOWER

SOUNDS P8 + M2 LOWER

SOUNDS P8 + M2 LOWER

SOUNDS P8 + M2 LOWER

DOUBLE-CHECKYOUR TRANSPOSITIONS

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