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 FrenchHorn to clarinet
Author: Eugene 
Date:   2001-12-18 05:56

A on french horn is what on clarinet and so on
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 RE: FrenchHorn to clarinet
Author: A David Peacham 
Date:   2001-12-18 07:54

Assuming the horn is in F and the clarinet in Bb, then:

When a horn player says "A", he means concert D. A clarinettist calls this "E".

The simplest way to remember this is that the clarinet sounds one key flatter than the horn, so the notes are named one key sharper. So a horn player's C is a clarinettist's G, G is D and so on.
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 RE: FrenchHorn to clarinet
Author: Eugene 
Date:   2001-12-20 05:22

thank you I had it all wrong
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