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Alto  \u003Cbr>Clar.,Ber.Sax,  \u003Cbr>Eb Horn,Eb Clar.   | A   | A\\#  \u003Cbr>Bb   | B   |  |  |  | Eb   |  |  | F\\#  \u003Cbr>Gb   | G   | G\\#  \u003Cbr>Ab   |\n| F Instruments  \u003Cbr>F Horn  \u003Cbr>English Horn   | G   | c\\#  \u003Cbr>AD   | A   | A  \u003Cbr>Bb   | B   | C   |  | D   | ED  \u003Cbr>Dt   | E   | F   | Gb   |\n| Db Instrument s  \u003Cbr>Piccolo  \u003Cbr>F1ute   | B   | C   | Db   |  | ED   | E   | F   | F\\#   | G   | A   |  | B   |\n| D Instruments  \u003Cbr>Horn  \u003Cbr>Trumpet   | A\\#  \u003Cbr>Bb   | B   | C   | C  \u003Cbr>Db   | D   | D\\#  \u003Cbr>ED   | E   |  |  |  |  |  |\n| Instruments in  \u003Cbr>the bass c1ef-  \u003Cbr>Trombone,  \u003Cbr>Baritone,Cello.  \u003Cbr>Bassoon,Bas s   | C   | c\\#  \u003Cbr>Db   | D   | D\\#  \u003Cbr>Eb   | E   | F   |  | G   |  | A   | Bb  \u003Cbr>A\\#   | B   |","cbCaihb2TOkVRfnJ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihb2TOkVRfnJ","pdf",35313,"English","# Transposition Chart\n## Actual Pitch to Transposed Pitches","[{\"question\":\"What does the transposition chart provide?\",\"answer\":\"It provides a mapping from an “Actual Pitch” column for instrument groups to the corresponding transposed pitch notes across multiple keys.\"},{\"question\":\"Which instruments are referenced in the chart?\",\"answer\":\"It references several instrument groups such as clarinet-family, saxophones, flutes, oboe/english horn, horn/trumpet, and instruments in the bass clef (e.g., trombone, baritone, cello, bassoon).\"},{\"question\":\"How should the chart be used in practice?\",\"answer\":\"Locate the instrument group and starting pitch in the “Actual Pitch” column, then read across to select the appropriate transposed note labels for the target key.\"}]","TRANSPOSITION CHART | PDF",1791839804]