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Billie Eilish and Finneas explain how they wrote "Birds of a Feather"

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Billie Eilish and Finneas explain how they wrote "Birds of a Feather"

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Billie Eilish - BIRDS OF A FEATHER (Story of My Song)

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Childish Gambino covers Tamia 'So Into You' for Like A Version

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Some fun concert videos with notation included at the bottom

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Some fun concert videos with notation included at the bottom

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The top rated "Like a Version" of all time

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The top rated "Like a Version" of all time

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DMA'S cover Cher 'Believe' for Like A Version

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A great website for understanding the notes and chords that go into your favourite songs!

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Tabs that show the theory behind songs - Hooktheory

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Harmonic analyses of popular songs that anyone can add, edit, and discuss.

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Making the most out of a small space!

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Our favorite musicians perform at the NPR Music office.

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Essential knowledge for score making

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How To Read Music Scores - Music Theory Crash Course

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David Bennett has listened to a lot of songs and taken time to break it all down for you!

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I’m a pianist and music lover creating educational music videos about all things interesting in music and music theory.

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How to Write a Riff over a Chord Progression

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How to Write a Riff over a Chord Progression

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How to Write a Riff (or Melody) over a Chord Progression

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How to recognise chord progressions by ear

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How to recognise chord progressions by ear

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A long but incredibly detailed video about the different chords in a key, as well as songs that fit with each set of chords!

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How to recognise chord progressions by ear

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How to recognise minor chord progressions by ear

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How to recognise minor chord progressions by ear

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The same as before, but in minor keys!

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How to recognise Minor key chord progressions by ear

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Some interesting insight into the theory behind Mario 64's music

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Music Theory: Bob-Omb Battlefield & Castle (Mario 64)

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Aural Exam: Key Features of Successful Answers

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Aural Exam: Key Features of Successful Answers

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Brad and Pete give you the details of how to write successful aural answers!

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HSC Band 6 Aural Exam (Music 1): Key Features of Successful Answers

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Brad and Pete back again with a guide to diagrams in the Aural Exam!

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HSC Band 6 Aural Exam (Music 1): The 5 Image Approach (5IA)

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How to Write Your First Song (The EASY Way!)

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How to Write Your First Song (The EASY Way!)

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How to Write Your First Song (The EASY Way!)

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Jacob Collier: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert

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I don't need to say much else

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Some real heavy music theory - microtones are super interesting!

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6 Levels of MICROTONES (in Video Game Music)

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Silly jazz

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Minor Swing - Django Reinhardt (performed by the Rhythm Future Quartet)

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Minor Swing - Django Reinhardt (performed by the Rhythm Future Quartet)

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Some excellent playing all around!

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Gypsy Jazz - "Minor Swing" - Rhythm Future Quartet

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Learn how to compose in MuseScore 4 with bitesize tutorials:

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Great example of an instrument acting as multiple roles at once!

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The Wiggles cover Tame Impala 'Elephant' for Like A Version

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Billie Eilish covers Michael Jackson 'Bad' for Like A Version

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Awesome Movie Music with Cool Instruments!

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Awesome Movie Music with Cool Instruments!

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Awesome Movie Music with Cool Instruments!

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Awesome Music from Movies with Unique Instruments!

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Awesome Music from Movies with Unique Instruments!

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Awesome Music from Movies with Unique Instruments!

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How 10 Different Movie Sounds Are Made | Movies Insider

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How the Sounds From Your Favorite Movies Are Made | WIRED

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How the Sounds From Your Favorite Movies Are Made | WIRED

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How the Sounds From Your Favorite Movies Are Made | WIRED

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John Williams' Genius: Exploring Luke Skywalker's Musical Themes with Dr. Chris Swanson

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John Williams' Genius: Exploring Luke Skywalker's Musical Themes with Dr. Chris Swanson

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John Williams' Genius: Exploring Luke Skywalker's Musical Themes with Dr. Chris Swanson

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Have fun playing around with drum beats, basslines, chords and melodies all in one website!

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Explore the fundamentals of music via Ableton’s interactive website. Experiment with beats, melody, harmony, basslines, and song structure in your web browser.

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Herft Help: Music 1 - Aural Analysis Trainer

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HSC (and below): Performance Tips and Song Suggestions

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HSC (and below): Performance Tips and Song Suggestions

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Sick songs on colourful backdrops

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All the original recordings from the A COLORS SHOW and A COLORS ENCORE series.

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Musicmap | The Genealogy and History of Popular Music Genres

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Musicmap provides the ultimate genealogy of all popular music genres and combines any information regarding music genres, such as their relations, sociology, history and music examples, in one dynamic map, serving as both an educational tool and a framework for music databases.

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Follow the Light - Dirty Loops (covered by Jack Gardiner)

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Follow the Light - Dirty Loops (covered by Jack Gardiner)

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For fans of funky guitar, jazz-pop fusion

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Dirty Loops & Cory Wong - Follow The Light GUITAR  (Live Playthrough) | Jack Gardiner

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just a c major scale on 123 instruments - useful for hearing the timbre of each instrument

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just a c major scale on 123 instruments - useful for hearing the timbre of each instrument

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Star Wars & Harry Potter Composer John Williams Reveals How He Came Up With Cinemas Biggest Scores

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Share this page...This time signature chart shows the most common regular time signatures. A regular time signature is one which represents 2, 3 or 4 main beats per bar. Duple…

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Drum Transcription: Mr. Bean's "Invisible Drum Kit"

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when the bass is too funky for the audience

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when you literally don't need to breathe

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Great website for HSC Music resources - HERFT HELP

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Great website for HSC Music resources - HERFT HELP

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Everything you need to know for HSC Music 1
SYLLABUS

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Massive list of musical genres - click and explore and get playlists!

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Massive list of musical genres - click and explore and get playlists!

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Every Noise at Once scanlist playlist 2023 more

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Enter what you like - get recommendations

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Enter what you like - get recommendations

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Welcome to Gnod's World of Music

Gnod is a self-adapting system that learns about the outer world by asking its visitors what they like and what they don't like. In this instance of Gnod all is about music. Gnod is kind of a search engine for music you don't know about. It will ask you what music you like and then think about what you might like too. When I set Gnod online its database was completely empty. Now it contains hundreds of thousands of bands and quite some knowledge about who likes what. And Gnod learns more every day. Enjoy!

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Gnod is a self-adapting system that learns about the outer world by asking its visitors what they like and what they don't like. In this instance of Gnod all is about music. Gnod is kind of a search engine for music you don't know about.

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Watch this amazing jazz band turn Nirvana into jazz!

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Watch this amazing jazz band turn Nirvana into jazz!

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Jazz Band Covers Nirvana On The Spot (Ft. Ulysses Owens Jr.)

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PLAYLIST - Transforming music into new genres!

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PLAYLIST - Transforming music into new genres!

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Share your videos with friends, family, and the world

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Frank Sinatra - The Girl From Ipanema ft. Antonio Carlos Jobim | A Man And His Music (1967)

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Steve Vai - Teeth of the Hydra (Official Music Video)

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9 Strategies to Become a More Confident Performer

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9 Strategies to Become a More Confident Performer

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MusiciansWay.com | Become a Successful Musician!

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Become a Confident Performer, Music | MusiciansWay.com

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9 ways for musicians to counter nervousness, overcome stage fright, and perform at their best. By Gerald Klickstein, author of The Musician’s Way

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Drum Transcription: Mr. Bean's "Invisible Drum Kit"

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Drum Transcription: Mr. Bean's "Invisible Drum Kit"

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Drum Transcription: Mr. Bean's "Invisible Drum Kit"

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Red - King Crimson - performed by a guitar ensemble

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Red - King Crimson - performed by a guitar ensemble

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When watching this, listen out for how a group of guitars take on different roles

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The Guitar Circle of Europe – Red (Fripp)

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Blue Man Group Hears "Welcome To The Black Parade" For The First Time

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If you like:

Latin-style grooves

Wild jazz solos

Insane drumming

6-string bass guitar

This is for you

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Corea, Patitucci & Colaiuta - Tumba (Blue Note Tokyo 1992) | 60 FPS Upgrade | HD |

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Analyzing 20 Genres And Their Unique Drum Patterns

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Analyzing 20 Genres And Their Unique Drum Patterns

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Analyzing 20 Genres And Their Unique Drum Patterns

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this guy doesn't need a band - he IS the band

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this guy doesn't need a band - he IS the band

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If you like: jazz fusion, time signature changes, duos, insane keyboard and drum work

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If you like: jazz fusion, time signature changes, duos, insane keyboard and drum work

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DOMi & JD BECK - SPACE MOUNTAiN - Live at Tokyo, Japan

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INSTRUMENT CLEF(s)WRITTEN RANGE (C4=middle C)
SOUNDING (transposition) ...than written
COMMENTS

WOODWINDS

D4-C7

C: 1 octave higher
Db: minor 9th higher

C4-D7

Professional model flutes may employ awhich allows them to play 1/2 step lower.
There are a few isolated instances of a low Bb in the flute literature but these are rare.

C4-C7

a Perfect 4th lower

The

Bb3-A6

B3-G6

a Perfect 5th lower

A3-G6

1 octave lower

E3-C7

Bb: a whole step lower
A: a minor 3rd lower
D: a whole step higher
Eb: a minor 3rd higher

and

Eb3(or C3)-G6

a 9th lower;
a whole step lower when written in bass clef
Treble clef in Bb transposition is preferred modern notation.

Professional models can play down to concert B-flat below the bass staff (written C3).
There are examples in the classical literature, especially in 19th century works, for Bass Clarinet in A or C and written in bass clef or a mixture of bass and treble clefs. This is not advisable for the modern composer as these instruments are rare to non-existent and this will only cause problems for the player involved.

Bb1-Eb5

The bassoonist, like the oboe player, will spend a lot of time on the craft of reed making as all reeds are handmade.
(photos contributed by Kyle Szczepaniak)

Bb1-Bb4

1 octave lower

Use of tenor clef for contrabassoon is rare.

Bb3-G6

Bb soprano: a whole step lower
Eb alto: a 6th lower
Bb tenor: a 9th lower
Eb baritone: 1 octave+6th lower
Bb bass: 1 octave+9th lower

F#2-C6

a Perfect 5th lower

Horns may be written in a number transpositions: C, D, Eb, E, F, G, A alto, Bb alto, Bb basso, B(rare)
Among horn players, transpositions are spoken of in terms of the Horn in F (ex. Horn in Eb is a whole step lower)
Orchestral horns have a double tubing system constructed for fundamental tones in F and Bb.

in Bb
and
in F

Bb: C3-G5
F: F2-D5

Tuben or Wagner tubas are played by horn players. Note that valves are played with the left hand.
The sounding pitch of a Bb tenor instrument playing from a part written in treble clef should be a 9th below the written note. However, the practical realizations of hornists are not entirely consistent on this point. ex. Stravinsky, Rite of Spring.
Tuben also have parts written in E-flat (sounding a 6th lower than written) in The Ring of the Niebelungen.

F#3-D6

C: (as written)
Bb: a whole step lower
A: a minor 3rd lower
G: a Perfect 5th higher
F: a Perfect 4th higher
E: a major 3rd higher
D: a whole step higher

for a detailed explanation of trumpet characteristics, see Del Mar, Anatomy of the Orchestra

F#3-G5

Bb: a minor 7th higher
A: major 6th higher

sometimes written F#4-G6
Bb: sounding 1 step lower
A: sounding a minor 3rd lower

Trumpet family:
cylindrical and conical

*see note regarding clef for bass trumpet

[cylindrical] [conical]

Clarino Trumpet: for baroque period and earlier; before the invention of valves.
Trumpets with rotary valves are generally used for 19th century orchestral works.
Trumpet in F: very common in 19th century works for military bands. See Rimsky-Korsakov use of F and Eb alto trumpets.
Bass trumpet: plays in treble clef in Bb or in *bass clef (sometimes tenor). Frequently played by a trombone player.

Bb Cornet: transposition and playing range, basically the same as Bb Trumpet. Often used in pairs with trumpets.
Flugelhorn: same as Bb trumpet but not for upper range. More mellow sound, softer.
Posthorn: not generally for orchestral works but posthorn (with valves) is scored in Mahler Symphony No. 3.
Pocket trumpet: in Bb, generally poor sound and intonation.

*treble (see note)
E2-F5

*a 9th lower, when written in treble clef as a Bb transposing instrument.

Ab0-C5

Although the name implies an octave transposition - as in contrabassoon or contrabass - the contrabass trombone plays at concert pitch, no transposition. It is primarily called for in a few select works of Wagner, Strauss, Schoenberg and Puccini.
Instruments are built with fundamental tones of F, E-flat, BBb, and others in first position. The shape and design varies from straight with slide handle extension to double valve and double slide models. The chioce of which instrument is most appropriate in any given situation is the players chioce.
There is no standard configuration of tubing for Contrabass trombones.

D1-F4

Orchestral tubas play at concert pitch regardless of the pitch of a particular instrument.
In the British brass band tradition, The Eb tubas sound 1 octave+a 6th below the written note while the Bb tubas sound 2 octaves lower than written. The Bb tubas are technically BBb (double-Bb) tubas.

sometimes tenor

Bb1-Bb4 in bass

Bb: a whole step lower in bass as a transposing instrument,
a 9th lower in treble

standard set of 4 drums

20": F3‑C4
23": D3‑A3
26‑25": Bb2‑F3
29‑28": F2‑C3
32‑30": D2‑A2

(C2 to A2)-C7

G3-C6

2 octaves higher

Cb1-F#7

C3-C7

1 octave higher

This instrument is sometimes refered to as the Mustel celeste in certain works of Tchaikowsky. Mustel was the original manufacturer.

grand staff
+ pedal staff

C2-C7 (on tracker organs)
Pedals C2-G4 (F4 on German organs)

Manuals, as written (can be 1 octave lower or 2 octaves higher with registration); Pedals, 1 octave lower (can be up to 1 octave higher with registration.

These ranges also apply to electronic organs that are designed to simulate pipe organs; non classical electronic organs often have shorter than standard manual and pedal keyboards. (contrib. Randall Wilkins)

treble clef is also called violin clef

G3-A7

no transposition, excepting scordatura

C3-E6

no transposition, excepting scordatura

C2-C6

C2-C5

1 octave lower

Symphony Orchestra Library Center ™ www.orchestralibrary.com

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INSTRUMENT CLEF(s) WRITTEN RANGE (C4=middle C) SOUNDING (transposition) ...than written COMMENTS WOODWINDS D4-C7 C: 1 octave higherDb: minor 9th higher C4-D7 Professional model flutes may employ awhich allows them to play 1/2 step lower. There are a few isolated instances of a low Bb in the flute literature but these are rare.

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INSTRUMENT CLEF(s)WRITTEN RANGE (C4=middle C)
SOUNDING (transposition) ...than written
COMMENTS

WOODWINDS

D4-C7

C: 1 octave higher
Db: minor 9th higher

C4-D7

Professional model flutes may employ awhich allows them to play 1/2 step lower.
There are a few isolated instances of a low Bb in the flute literature but these are rare.

C4-C7

a Perfect 4th lower

The

Bb3-A6

B3-G6

a Perfect 5th lower

A3-G6

1 octave lower

E3-C7

Bb: a whole step lower
A: a minor 3rd lower
D: a whole step higher
Eb: a minor 3rd higher

and

Eb3(or C3)-G6

a 9th lower;
a whole step lower when written in bass clef
Treble clef in Bb transposition is preferred modern notation.

Professional models can play down to concert B-flat below the bass staff (written C3).
There are examples in the classical literature, especially in 19th century works, for Bass Clarinet in A or C and written in bass clef or a mixture of bass and treble clefs. This is not advisable for the modern composer as these instruments are rare to non-existent and this will only cause problems for the player involved.

Bb1-Eb5

The bassoonist, like the oboe player, will spend a lot of time on the craft of reed making as all reeds are handmade.
(photos contributed by Kyle Szczepaniak)

Bb1-Bb4

1 octave lower

Use of tenor clef for contrabassoon is rare.

Bb3-G6

Bb soprano: a whole step lower
Eb alto: a 6th lower
Bb tenor: a 9th lower
Eb baritone: 1 octave+6th lower
Bb bass: 1 octave+9th lower

F#2-C6

a Perfect 5th lower

Horns may be written in a number transpositions: C, D, Eb, E, F, G, A alto, Bb alto, Bb basso, B(rare)
Among horn players, transpositions are spoken of in terms of the Horn in F (ex. Horn in Eb is a whole step lower)
Orchestral horns have a double tubing system constructed for fundamental tones in F and Bb.

in Bb
and
in F

Bb: C3-G5
F: F2-D5

Tuben or Wagner tubas are played by horn players. Note that valves are played with the left hand.
The sounding pitch of a Bb tenor instrument playing from a part written in treble clef should be a 9th below the written note. However, the practical realizations of hornists are not entirely consistent on this point. ex. Stravinsky, Rite of Spring.
Tuben also have parts written in E-flat (sounding a 6th lower than written) in The Ring of the Niebelungen.

F#3-D6

C: (as written)
Bb: a whole step lower
A: a minor 3rd lower
G: a Perfect 5th higher
F: a Perfect 4th higher
E: a major 3rd higher
D: a whole step higher

for a detailed explanation of trumpet characteristics, see Del Mar, Anatomy of the Orchestra

F#3-G5

Bb: a minor 7th higher
A: major 6th higher

sometimes written F#4-G6
Bb: sounding 1 step lower
A: sounding a minor 3rd lower

Trumpet family:
cylindrical and conical

*see note regarding clef for bass trumpet

[cylindrical] [conical]

Clarino Trumpet: for baroque period and earlier; before the invention of valves.
Trumpets with rotary valves are generally used for 19th century orchestral works.
Trumpet in F: very common in 19th century works for military bands. See Rimsky-Korsakov use of F and Eb alto trumpets.
Bass trumpet: plays in treble clef in Bb or in *bass clef (sometimes tenor). Frequently played by a trombone player.

Bb Cornet: transposition and playing range, basically the same as Bb Trumpet. Often used in pairs with trumpets.
Flugelhorn: same as Bb trumpet but not for upper range. More mellow sound, softer.
Posthorn: not generally for orchestral works but posthorn (with valves) is scored in Mahler Symphony No. 3.
Pocket trumpet: in Bb, generally poor sound and intonation.

*treble (see note)
E2-F5

*a 9th lower, when written in treble clef as a Bb transposing instrument.

Ab0-C5

Although the name implies an octave transposition - as in contrabassoon or contrabass - the contrabass trombone plays at concert pitch, no transposition. It is primarily called for in a few select works of Wagner, Strauss, Schoenberg and Puccini.
Instruments are built with fundamental tones of F, E-flat, BBb, and others in first position. The shape and design varies from straight with slide handle extension to double valve and double slide models. The chioce of which instrument is most appropriate in any given situation is the players chioce.
There is no standard configuration of tubing for Contrabass trombones.

D1-F4

Orchestral tubas play at concert pitch regardless of the pitch of a particular instrument.
In the British brass band tradition, The Eb tubas sound 1 octave+a 6th below the written note while the Bb tubas sound 2 octaves lower than written. The Bb tubas are technically BBb (double-Bb) tubas.

sometimes tenor

Bb1-Bb4 in bass

Bb: a whole step lower in bass as a transposing instrument,
a 9th lower in treble

standard set of 4 drums

20": F3‑C4
23": D3‑A3
26‑25": Bb2‑F3
29‑28": F2‑C3
32‑30": D2‑A2

(C2 to A2)-C7

G3-C6

2 octaves higher

Cb1-F#7

C3-C7

1 octave higher

This instrument is sometimes refered to as the Mustel celeste in certain works of Tchaikowsky. Mustel was the original manufacturer.

grand staff
+ pedal staff

C2-C7 (on tracker organs)
Pedals C2-G4 (F4 on German organs)

Manuals, as written (can be 1 octave lower or 2 octaves higher with registration); Pedals, 1 octave lower (can be up to 1 octave higher with registration.

These ranges also apply to electronic organs that are designed to simulate pipe organs; non classical electronic organs often have shorter than standard manual and pedal keyboards. (contrib. Randall Wilkins)

treble clef is also called violin clef

G3-A7

no transposition, excepting scordatura

C3-E6

no transposition, excepting scordatura

C2-C6

C2-C5

1 octave lower

Symphony Orchestra Library Center ™ www.orchestralibrary.com

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Pitch Ranges of Orchestral Instruments 2

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Pitch Ranges of Orchestral Instruments 2

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One of the most recognisable jazz songs of all time

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Listening Guide: “So What” - Blog – Jacob deGroot-Maggetti

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Recorded March 2, 1959, at Columbia’s 30th Street Studio, New York City

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For context: just some guy trying to reach the most extreme vocal notes that he can

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Large band, saxophone solo, and an amazing keyboard solo (jazz/funk fusion)

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Large band, saxophone solo, and an amazing keyboard solo (jazz/funk fusion)

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Performing to over 500,000 people, Metallica at the top of their popularity

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Performing to over 500,000 people, Metallica at the top of their popularity

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Metallica - Enter Sandman Live Moscow 1991 HD

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I played this piece for my HSC (nowhere near as insane though)

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I played this piece for my HSC (nowhere near as insane though)

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Warning: long. Warning: excellent drumming

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Warning: long. Warning: excellent drumming

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Danny Carey | "Pneuma" by Tool (LIVE IN CONCERT)

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A great example of being "in the pocket"

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A great example of being "in the pocket"

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We say a musician is "in the pocket" when their timing, groove and feel are very accurate, and the beat/pulse is very clear. They are never too fast or too slow- they are in the "Goldilocks" zone

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Rock With You / MORE COWBELL!!!!!! 4pc BAND

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Interesting melody pattern found across multiple songs!

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GRAPHIC SCORE - Holst, Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity (from The Planets)

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GRAPHIC SCORE - Holst, Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity (from The Planets)

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Holst, Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity (from The Planets)

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GRAPHIC SCORE - Stravinsky, The Rite of Spring, Animated Graphical Score, 1/2

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GRAPHIC SCORE - Stravinsky, The Rite of Spring, Animated Graphical Score, 1/2

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Stravinsky, The Rite of Spring, Animated Graphical Score, 1/2