Author: lydian
Date: 2023-09-26 07:22
I assume you mean transpose tuba to clarinet, not the other way around. It's just one whole step up. I also assume you didn't transpose contra alto by reading bass clef as if it were treble and adding 3 sharps.
If you can't actually read bass clef, then it's more complicated. In that case, pretending you're reading treble clef, add 2 sharps and move up a space and a line (from a space), or a line and a space (from a line). This will be difficult to do on sight. It would be easier to learn bass clef and the whole step transposition. This is what I do to read tuba parts on Bb bass sax. For best results, just write out the transposed parts.
If you meant what you said, transpose contrabass to tuba, then lower a whole step.
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