Concert and Transposition Keys for Bb trumpet

rayappchambermusic

[@webreathe8344]

Very helpful and straight forward. thank you

[@michaelkamau9565]

Very very helpful...thank you!

[@qwamedelight6188]

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[@dieudonneouedraogo4299]

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[@gentrismoore7566]

When tuning the Trumpet, by the (piano) C instrument, notes are written a whole step lower than the Trumpet. This tends to show it going in the opposite direction (from what's presented here) in transposition. Switch the C instrument and Trumpet transposition notes to successfully work in the concert key. The Trumpet C has the same pitch as the concert piano B flat. All notes will fit in order from the adjustment.
Trumpet C is concert B FL/A#
Trumpet D is concert C
Trumpet E FL/D# is concert D FL/C#
Trumpet G is concert F
Trumpet B is concert A
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concert B FL/A# is Trumpet C
concert C is Trumpet D
concert D FL/C# is Trumpet E FL/D#
concert F is Trumpet G
concert A is Trumpet B

[@humphreyodoi5889]

Exactly

[@humphreyodoi5889]

He’s switched places rather

[@nanayyaw622]

So assuming you have been the staff of a particular song to play, say happy birthday. And the on the staff, the key signature is G major. Are you suppose to play the actual G major or concert G?

[@raynuskwakuappiah7607]

If your trumpet is a Bb trumpet, you would be playing G major with F major pitches but the on music sheet, it is G major

[@nanayyaw622]

@@raynuskwakuappiah7607 Okay, Thank you.

[@victorademiloye4761]

The A major you play was not correct.. You played C sharp not A major.
And when you were talking about G concert key you actually played it correctly

[@raynuskwakuappiah7607]

Really