Transpositions - all Flashcards

Know direction of sounding and written, and interval of transposition, clef (37 cards)

1
Q

Flute

A

Non-transposing, treble clef

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2
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Oboe

A

Non-transposing, treble clef

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3
Q

Violin

A

Non-transposing, treble clef

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4
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Bassoon

A

Non-transposing, bass clef

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5
Q

Trombone

A

Non-transposing, bass clef

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6
Q

Cello

A

Non-transposing, bass clef

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7
Q

What clef are all clarinets in? What is the rule that governs the direction of written to sounding pitch?

A

Treble clef. Sounds in the direction from the nearest C to IT.

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8
Q

E-flat Clarinet

A

Sounds up m3

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9
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A-flat Clarinet

A

Sounds down M3

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10
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B-flat Clarinet

A

Sounds down a major second (most common)

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11
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A Clarinet

A

Sounds down a m3

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12
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Bass Clarinet

A

Sounds down a M2 + 8va (a B-flat Bass)

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13
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Contrabass Clarinet

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Sounds down a M2+2(8va) (B-flat, written as BB-flat etc.)

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14
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E-flat Contrabass Clarinet

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Sounds down a M6+8va

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15
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Tuba

A

All tubas are in C. Tuba players themselves transpose.

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16
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What clef do trumpets use? What is the rule that governs the direction of written to sounded pitch?

A

Treble clef. Find closest C to the note on the ledger line. The direction from the C to the note is the direction of transposition. (Like clarinets)

17
Q

Trumpet in B-flat

A

Sounds down a M2.

18
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C Trumpet

19
Q

D Trumpet

A

Sounds up a M2

20
Q

A Trumpet

A

Sounds down a m3

21
Q

E-flat Trumpet

A

Sounds up a m3.

22
Q

F Trumpet

A

Sounds up a P4.

23
Q

What clef do horns sound in? What is the general rule for direction of written to sounding pitch?

A

Clef depends. Horns sound DOWN!

24
Q

Horn in F. (And, what clef does it read in?)

A

Sounds down a P5. (treble)

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Horn in E-flat (written clef?)
Sounds down a M6 (treble)
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Horn in D (clef?)
Down a m7 (treble)
27
Horn in C (clef?)
Down an 8va (treble)
28
Horn in G (clef?)
Down a P4 (treble)
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Horn in A (clef?)
Down an m3 (treble)
30
Horn in E (clef?)
Down a m6 (treble)
30
What is the most common type of clarinet?
B-flat clarinet
31
Soprano Saxophone (What note is the instrument based around?)
B-flat ... sounds down a M2.
31
Alto Saxophone (What note is the instrument based around?)
E-flat... Sounds down a M6
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Tenor Saxophone (What note is the instrument based around?)
B-flat ... sounds down an M2+8va
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Baritone Saxophone (What note is the instrument based around?)
E-flat ... sounds down a M6+8va
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Bass Saxophone (What note is the instrument based around?)
B-flat ..Sounds down M2+15va
33
Sopranino Sax (What note is the instrument based around?)
E-flat ... Sounds up an m3