Conducting Midterm: Transposing Instruments

Flute

non-transposing

Oboe

non-transposing

bassoon

non-transposing

Trombone

non-transposing

Euphonium/baritone horn (bass clef)

non-transposing

Euphonium/baritone horn (treble clef)

sounds down a M9

Tuba/sousaphone

non-transposing

Marimba

non-transposing

timpani

non-transposing

violin

non-tranposing

viola

non-transposing

Bb soprano clarinet

sounds down a M2

Bb Bass clarinet

sounds down a M9

Bb contrabass clarinet

sounds down 1 octave + M9

Bb soprano sax

sounds down a M2

Bb tenor sax

sounds down a M9

Bb Bass Sax

sounds down 1 octave + M9

Bb (Alto) Horn

sounds down a M2

Bb Basso Horn

sounds down a M9

Bb Trumpet

sounds down a M2

Piccolo

sounds up one octave

Hecklephone (bass oboe)

sounds down one octave

Contrabassoon

sounds down one octave

Double bass

sounds down one octave

Xylophone

sounds up one octave

Chimes

sounds up one octave

Celesta

sounds up one octave

Orchestra Bells/Glock

sounds up two octaves

Crotales

sounds up two octaves

Eb Soprano Clarinet

sounds up a m3

Eb Alto Clarinet

Sounds down a M6

Eb Contraalto Clarinet

sounds down one octave and a M6

Eb Alto Sax

sounds down a M6

Eb Baritone Sax

Sounds down one octave and a M6

Eb Horn

sounds down a M6

Eb trumpet

sounds up a m3