E flat Instrument Transposing Tutorial

Theory Things   William Wieland

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To hear a(n) , write a(n) G# F# E# D# C# B# A# G F E D C B A Gb Fb Eb Db Cb Bb Ab .
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Hints: Write a C. Hear the key. Written = Printed = Transposed Sounding = Actual = Concert Alto and Baritone Saxophones are in E flat. As usual, the written note is above the sounding note. For the alto sax, sound to written is a M6 up. For the bari sax, sound to written is a M6 plus an octave up. For the bari sax, the sounding pitches would occupy the same lines and spaces in the bass clef as the pitches are written in the treble clef. By transposing an octave, the bari sax treble/bass clef method can be used with the alto sax.