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Music theory review for transposing instrument unit
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1
What instrument is this?
Soprano sax
Oboe
Baritone clarinet
Baby sax
2
Which of these instruments is a transposing instrument?
triangle
viola
trumpet
tuba
3
When most transposing instruments see a written C, is the actual sound produced lower or higher
Higher
Lower
Same
They disappear
4
What note sounds when bari sax sees a C?
Bb
G#
Eb
C
5
What clef does tuba read?
Trouble
Bass
Base
Alto
6
Why aren't all clarinets pitched in C?
To make life difficult for all musicians
To keep the fingerings consistent for all sizes of clarinets
Because the ocarina is pitched in C
Because they wouldn't sound right
7
When alto sax plays their written F, what note is the actual sound?
C
G
D
A
8
What is the transposition interval for baritone sax?
d13
A13
M13
m13
9
What is the best stringed instrument?
Viola
Kazoo
Banjo
Violin
10
On a double horn, what are the two transpositions that are used?
C and E
D and Ab
F and Bb
Fb and B
11
How many steps is the transposition for Bb clarinet?
1/2 step
7 steps
13 steps
1 whole step
12
What stringed instrument commonly plays in a C clef?
Viola
Harp
Alto trombone
Sitar
13
What is the transposing interval for flute?
P4
d9
m6
P1
14
Which two instruments have the same transposition?
Trumpet and Clarinet
Organ and Liver
Alto Sax and Accordion
Clarinet and Flute
15
If the horn in F sees a written A, what is the sound they make?
G#
A
Z
D