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DL TPT · 02-08-2007, 01:32 PM

Yes you will need to transpose. Just think 1 whole step higher than what is written and this will give you the root of the chord you will play. For example what is written as G becomes A for you. So you can play an A, C#, or E.

If you want I can let you know what all of the chords would be for you. Let me know.

DL

PS: Or use a C trumpet and read it "as is."

02-08-2007, 01:32 PM	#3 (permalink)
DL TPT New Friend Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Southeast Missouri Posts: 39	Re: Music Theory 101 Yes you will need to transpose. Just think 1 whole step higher than what is written and this will give you the root of the chord you will play. For example what is written as G becomes A for you. So you can play an A, C#, or E. If you want I can let you know what all of the chords would be for you. Let me know. DL PS: Or use a C trumpet and read it "as is." __________________ Bb: Bach 37 Raw Brass C: Bach 239 Lacquer Eb/D: Yamaha 9610 Silver Flugelhorn: Yamaha YFH 731 Silver