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01-06-2004, 05:47 PM
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  | All-State Transpositions??? I just received my all-state audition music. The pieces include "Dance Overture," by Paul Creston, "Die Meistersinger," for C trumpet, and the Romeo and Juliet Suite, for B??? Is the point of this audition to see if I can transpose? If so, this will literally take hours. I have never heard of a part for trumpet in B. Could anyone with any insight on my situation give any suggestions on what to do? Thanks--Jared |
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01-06-2004, 07:29 PM
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| I just played along with a recording of Romeo and Juliet and I guess that B means the same as Bb... That doesnt make the other pieces any easier though..... Jared |
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