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  • You forgot to add a second O to bassoOn... (7:14)

  • thanks i really learned this lesson love you Lypur

  • correction.

    viola should not be under C instrument category. Viola read alto clef.

  • btw piano is a percussion.

  • can you talk about passing tones

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  • So a C on a Bb trumpet sounds like a Bb, then why not just call it a Bb?

  • @Oturan219 who the fuck knows.

  • I totally love these videos; In my 12+ years of playing music (brass instruments) I NEVER learned theory, and now that i'm teaching more than playing, it's helpful to know why things are the way they are. It's invaluable information.

    Thanks a ton Andrew!

  • Clarification of the instrument transposition; Andrew's explanation confused me a little bit so I wanted to reiterate. Bb instruments' "C" note is in the same place as the concert pitch "C", but sounds a whole step (+2nd) lower. So, if transposing (for ex.) a Violin part into trumpet, you would RAISE the violin part a +2nd so that the trumpet would play the same concert notes.

    Violin - C D E F G

    Trumpet - D E F# G# A#

    Same pitches, Bb just written +2nd higher.

  • @tbonesown >.< i botched the note transposition

    Violin - C D E F G

    Trumpet - D E F# G A

  • I think if you have a Bb trumpet and the score its in E major, the trumpet should be written in F# mayor , in order to get everybody playing in the same tone, dont you think so?

  • Thank you for making another great video, Andrew.

  • I'm so thankful that I just play keyboards...

    Thanks to you, and to aroldoluvisotto! Now I can avoid using sounds that "don't exist" in my music

  • But what about the guitar!

    Which group it is in?

  • If i need to transpose a Bb trumpet to F horn, does that mean I need to go 4 notes down?

  • But a piano makes sounds with hammers and strings.. So why is not a piano called a percussion string instrument?

  • @CRAIGARRR String instrument is by plucking or bowing... I think. Yea I think thats how they classify it

  • Percussion is when you hit things together and make a sound... or when two things touch may be a better way too say it.

  • You are a beast at pumping out these vids

  • Aww. I try Andrew to be the first to comment, but I can never make it in time...I guess second will have to do! I'm so happy to see these back in my recently added tab. I hope you know there are some of us who still anticipate regularly your new videos!

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