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 Smetana question
Author: Julie 
Date:   2000-09-12 13:33

Hi everybody,
I have a quick question about an orchestral excerpt that I have to play at a college audition on Saturday. I have never played in orchestra before, so the whole thing with two clarinets is pretty new to me. I am to play the first five systems of the "Bartered Bride", and there is no indication of what clarinet I am supposed to play on. To the left of the music (before the first treble clef) it says 'in C'. The piece is written out in F. What clarinet do I use (and do I have to transpose???)? I realize that this is probably a stupid question, but I have no idea what to do. Thanks!
-Julie

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 RE: Smetana question
Author: Brandon 
Date:   2000-09-12 15:05

You would play it on a C clarinet. If you do not have one, you will have to transpose the music up a whole step.

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 RE: Smetana question
Author: philipp 
Date:   2000-09-12 16:20

hey julie!
that's a tough one for a first time in an orchestra...;-)
if you want an excerpt (mp3), write a mail
cheers!
philipp

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