Sep 2020
9:08pm, 3 Sep 2020
558 posts
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SusiesueHarp
Failing that, I can also play the violin (G5 20 years ago but probs not even G1 these days) and the recorder ๐
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Sep 2020
9:11pm, 3 Sep 2020
10,316 posts
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ITG ๐ฎ๐ธ
Violin for me, please. I was grade 8 but now prob grade 5ish. I can read and count but I'm probably not very intonated beyond 3rd position. (Actually maybe that is grade 3...!).
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Sep 2020
9:12pm, 3 Sep 2020
559 posts
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SusiesueHarp
My harp is tuned to Aflat so the only keys I can play in are: Aflat, Eflat, Bflat, F, C, G, D and A major and F, C, D, G and A minor
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Sep 2020
9:20pm, 3 Sep 2020
1,099 posts
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RunnyBunny
Lots of nice keys there SH
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Sep 2020
9:21pm, 3 Sep 2020
72 posts
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Marmite
Should have said could i stay with the Tenor sax again.
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Sep 2020
9:24pm, 3 Sep 2020
106 posts
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Captain S
I would like to add drums and percussion again.
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Sep 2020
9:34pm, 3 Sep 2020
17,864 posts
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GimmeMedals
I'm begging for a place with my alto sax please. You are an absolute Ed!
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Sep 2020
9:46pm, 3 Sep 2020
414 posts
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EdJ
It's written in D flat major but if anyone would prefer it in C or D it's very easy to transpose the score, and then 'pitch shift' the resulting recording. Only four chords required I think (C major, E minor, F major and G major).
Not sure about other instruments, but I find D flat quite a nice key to play in on the piano. It just feels 'right' for the piece - and somehow C or D would be too 'bright'. I suspect that might be more psychology than physics though!
RunnyBunny - thanks for the offer of help with scores. I might take you up on that (depending on how much of a fight Logic puts up about the triplet beats).
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Sep 2020
10:08pm, 3 Sep 2020
19,555 posts
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Angus Clydesdale
Iโd like to have a go please. Bflat Euphonium, Rusty grade 5 but practicing hard. I only read treble clef (as any self-respecting brass bad monkey will attest!! ).
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Sep 2020
10:22pm, 3 Sep 2020
2,968 posts
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Pothunter
Happy to contribute recorder again. Will try trumpet (Bflat) as well but no promises
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