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Here's a Concert Key Matrix
To use the sheets with an ensemble, give each member a copy, teach them "concert keys" and have them pencil in the concert name of each scale. In my bands and orchestra, we start with concert C and play through to concert G. This means that the Eb instruments start on written A. Bb instruments start on written D. F instruments start on written G, and C instruments start on written C. Each student also numbers their own sheet. Concert C is scale number one. Concert Bb is number three, and so forth. When I call a scale I say something like "Let's warm up on concert Db - long pause - which is scale number six." |
Flute Scales Oboe Scales Bassoon Scales Clarinet Scales Sax Scales Trumpet Scales Horn Scales Trombone Scales Baritone Treble Clef Scales Euphonium (Baritone Bass Clef) Scales Tuba Scales Percussion Scales Alto Clef Scales There are really only three scales sheets linked above: treble, bass and alto clef. They are written without a time signature, and with doubled and tripled octaves. Performers can choose which octave and rhythm to use. |
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