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Re: Bass clef versus Treble clef.

To: <brass-band@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: Bass clef versus Treble clef.
From: "John Szkutko" <jszkutko@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 1 Dec 1999 21:48:10 +1000
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Reply-to: brass-band@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

> That's right, Eb or Bb tubas can be played in either clef, it's usually
the
> players that have the problem in switching. Most of them "cheat" by using
the
> "add 3 sharps and read as treble" method but would come severely unstuck
when it
> came to reading bass clef on a Bb tuba. It is best to learn (and teach)
the
> difference between "actual" and "written" pitch rather than "cheating" and
never
> really understanding how it works.
> Cheers,
> Adrian

Here here!

John Szkutko


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References:
- Bass clef versus Treble clef.
  - From: Bill Walker
- Re: Bass clef versus Treble clef.
  - From: Adrian J Raven
- Re: Bass clef versus Treble clef.
  - From: Ian Cooper
- Re: Bass clef versus Treble clef.
  - From: Adrian J Raven

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