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Re: RE: Bass Clef parts

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Subject: Re: [BRASS-BAND:3700] RE: Bass Clef parts
From: "David Quinlan" <dave@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 15 Nov 2001 15:19:50 -0000
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Reply-to: "David Quinlan" <dave@xxxxxxxxxxxx>

If players have demonstrated their ability to understand the fundamentals,
and learn one clef, be that treble or Bass, surely it is not to much of a
problem to learn another?

I know trombone players who read any clef, bass, treble or tenor,
French horn players who read for Horn in F, Eb or anything else that
presents itself,
Tuba/Bass players who can play Bass Clef, Eb, or Bb bass parts etc....

As a trumpet player, you have to be able to transpose for a variety of key,
C, D, E,Eb, F or A. Admittedly, some are easier than others, but once you
learn the rules properly and practice, this shouldn't really present much
problems.



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- RE: Bass Clef parts
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