Name the Instrument
This woodwind instrument sounds an F when playing a C.
What is the English Horn?
The sound that you hear when a B-Flat Clarinet plays their written G.
What is Concert F?
The sound that you hear when an English Horn plays their written G.
What is a Concert C?
The sound you hear when an Alto Sax plays a D.
What is an F?
When any instrument plays a C this is what you will hear.
What is the pitch the instrument is keyed in?
This type of saxophone sounds an E-flat when playing a C.
What is the alto (or baritone) saxophone?
The sound that you hear when a B-Flat Clarinet plays their written B-flat.
What is a Concert A-flat?
The sound that you hear when an English Horn plays their written B-Natural.
What is an E-Natural?
The sound you hear when an Alto Sax plays a B-Natural.
What is a D?
Any instrument keyed in B-Flat is this interval from Concert C.
What is a major second?
The traditional, beginner clarinet is in this key.
What is B-flat?
The sound that you hear when a B-Flat Clarinet plays their written F.
What is an E-flat?
The sound that you hear when an English Horn plays their written E-Flat.
What is an A-Flat?
The sound you hear when an Alto Sax plays an F-Sharp.
What is an A-Natural?
When Alto Saxophonist plays written piano music, this is the interval they need to transpose in order to match the same piano note sound.
What is down a Major sixth (or up a minor third)?
This type of saxophone sounds a B-flat when playing a C.
What is the tenor (or soprano) saxophone?
The sound that you hear when a B-Flat Clarinet plays their written D.
What is a C?
The sound that you hear when an English Horn plays their written F-Sharp.
What is a B-Natural?
The sound you hear when an Alto Sax plays a C-Sharp.
What is an E-Natural?
A conductor is typically reading in the instrumentalist's ___________ pitch in the score.
What is a written pitch?
In addition to the B-flat Clarinet, this is the type of clarinet required in orchestral settings.
What is the A Clarinet?
The sound that you hear when a B-Flat Clarinet plays their written C-Sharp?
What is a B-Natural?
The sound that you hear when an English Horn plays their written D-Flat.
What is a G-Flat?
The sound you hear when an Alto Sax plays an E-Flat.
What is a G-Flat?
The contrabass saxophone is keyed in this pitch, one octave below the baritone saxophone.
What is E-Flat?