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Author: michael
Date: 2004-06-01 20:31
what does it mean when an instrument is double something. example the tuba can be a double b flat tuba and i think a type of contrabass clarinet exists as a double e flat; what does that mean? i thought the pitch in front of the note is what that instuments 'c' sounded like. for instance clarinet in b flat's c sounds like b flat, flute in c's c sounds like c. if this is so for the double whatever instrments then why don't they say tuba in a and contrabass clarinet in d? someone explain this thing!!!!!!!!!!
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Author: ~Heather ~
Date: 2004-06-01 22:23
if its a double Bb instrument then it is an 'A' instrument
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Author: ~Heather ~
Date: 2004-06-02 00:35
is it really? Hmm, i didn't know that....thanks Gnomon :D
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