Author: TrueTone
Date: 2018-03-05 21:08
alanporter wrote:
> Without actually learning to read bass clef, can one not
> mentally add two sharps (or remove two flats) and actually play
> it as though it is treble clef ?
Unfortunately nope. For example, playing what looks like a throat A in bass clef on a Bb Bass Clarinet is a C below the staff when written in treble clef.
That works for Eb instruments when adding 3 sharps though.
(Also thanks to Chris P. for posting that chart, I might keep that on my stand next time I have to read a BCl part in bass clef as a reminder of what all the ledger lines above the bass clef are past D, as I'm still not good at that.)
Post Edited (2018-03-05 21:11)
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