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Transposition Flashcards

1
Q

D trumpet

A

Sounds M2 above

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2
Q

C trumpet

A

As written

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3
Q

Bb trumpet

A

Sounds M2 below

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4
Q

Flugelhorn

A

Sounds M2 below
Bb instrument

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5
Q

French horn

A

In F
Sounds P5 below

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6
Q

Cornet

A

Bb
Sounds M2 below

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7
Q

Flugelhorn

A

Bb instrument
Sounds M2 below

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8
Q

Clarinet

A

Bb most common
Sounds M2 below

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9
Q

Bass clarinet

A

Bb most common
Sounds M2 below

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10
Q

Soprano sax

A

Bb
Sounds M2 below written

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11
Q

Alto sax

A

Eb instrument
Sounds M6 below written

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12
Q

Tenor sax

A

Bb instrument
Sounds M9 below written

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13
Q

Bari sax

A

Eb instrument
Sounds M13 below

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14
Q

Piccolo

A

Sounds octave above written

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15
Q

Sec or secco

A

Dry

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16
Q

What should conductor do if player has cues in their parts

A

Decide whether or not cues are needed and tell player

17
Q

What does a 3 mean

A

All three players in unison. Usually at end of divisiom

18
Q

Trill

A

Rapid alternation between two notes. Usually printed noted and the diatonic above

19
Q

Segue

A

Don’t pause from one thing to another. No break in sound

20
Q

Attacka

A

Attack without pause between movements

21
Q

Loco

A

Used after octave up or down symbol. Back to og

22
Q

Colla parte

A

With soloist in style tempo etc

23
Q

Soto Voce

A

Very soft

24
Q

When a choir has poor diction. What mean

A

Not enunciating clearly and together. More focus on enunciating consonants

25
Q

Standard instruments in string quartet

A

Two violin, cello bass

26
Q

Woodwind quintet

A

Flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, French horn

27
Q

As lib

A

Free with tempo and phrasing

28
Q

Percussion with abbreviation SD

A

Snare drum

29
Q

L.v in music piano percussion strings

A

Let vibrate

30
Q

Four pitched percussion

A

Xylophone
Marimba
Chimes
Vibrophone

31
Q

Pitched membranophones that can adjust pitch

A

Timpani
Roto toms

32
Q

Instruments that can flutter tongue

A

Brass and flutes

33
Q

What does hand do in French horn

A

Influence pitch and tone

34
Q

Transposing tenor clef

A

Read it as major second up from concert treble
Key does not change

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