Basic Conducting Transposition Quiz

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Middle C

The pointer of the C clef tells us what line or space is ____

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Alto Clef

The clef viola reads

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bassoon and cello

Fourth line of the clef (tenor clef) can be used for

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2 octaves

The glockenspiel sounds how many octaves above the notated pitch?

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M6 Below

An e-flat clarinet sounds ___ the notated pitch

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M2 below

A Bb trumpet sounds _____ from the written note

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Bb

What pitches are M2 below

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Bb

A written F on F horn sounds like

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A

A sound G on a Bb soprano saxophone is written ____

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Vocal tenor clef

A C clef with C on the third space of staff

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Instrumental tenor clef

C clef indicating Middle C is on the 4th line is

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Baritone

C clef with Middle C on the fifth line

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Treble Clef

Bb bass saxophone reads this clef

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One

Chimes sound __ octave(s) above the written pitch

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Process of changing the key without changing its melodic and harmonic structure

transposition

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The note the musician reads; note that’s notated

In context of transposing instruments, what does written pitch refer to

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transposing and nontransposing

Wind instruments are classified as either

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1 octave below

A string bass sounds __ octave(s)

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m3 below

An A clarinet sounds