SN jef chippewa wrote:
sorry, should have mentioned chromatic trans, no key sigs. so just to
make sure, even though the part is for C tpt, since the player has just
taken the Bb picc tpt to play, the cue should be in Bb picc, yes?
tpt in C has a cue just before its entry (was previously playing tpt in
C), should the cue in the PT be in C or Bb piccolo tpt?
I would put it in the same key as the part being read. The tonality
heard by the player should not change, unless you really like confusion.
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I wouldn't worry about that -- I'd simply make certain that
whatever instrument/voice is playing the cued notes is
marked very clearly. A player who plays on both C and Bb
instruments and does so well enough to be playing your music
will be able to cope with a cue for a different instrument,
especially if it's just a guide and isn't something the
trumpeter will ever have to play. We trumpet players can
think in many different keys, often within a few beats of
each other, so it's not big deal either way. But be sure
you specify the instrument playing the cue.
--
David H. Bailey
dhbai...@davidbaileymusicstudio.com
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