High vs Low Horn

[@Jemima889]

Thats why Bb instrumnets rock. There aint this type of problems😂😂

[@millera4215]

I’ve always wanted to play something on horn written in bass cleff, I love the LOW low range!

[@Cgamer0348]

Easiest method; -----F----- -----D----- -----B----- -----G----- -----E----- For lines. Just push each of those down one line. Same for spaces.

[@girlhornplayer]

@Cgamer0348 ^ clutch

[@Lonk_7]

thats not bass clef

[@highbellamy]

Might want to change that to FDBGE→AFDBG lol

[@soofeesh]

that's one ledger line too low

[@NaoP3]

as a certified bass clef player (i play trombone) that is absolutely not bass clef. going from bottom to top: G B D F A for lines and A C E G for the spaces. you are welcome. dont flame me. i know what i am doing.

[@NVComposing0709]

I remember getting my all state music this year as a sophomore and it had bass clef. Luckily I am a young composer so I can read it XD

[@lithosphere-cb2tk]

me, a bassoonist who has had bass, tenor, and treble clef in my music (treble is extremely rare though)

[@RileyBarnhill-l3e]

i had to learn both treble ehen playing f horn and after school i learned tuba so i could be in the air force band

[@girlhornplayer]

@RileyBarnhill-l3e 🤩 so awesome!!!

[@dinkindane]

Me who plays both low and high horns 😁

[@jakesevern0825]

I was taught the acronym for treble but when I was first learning trombone, they never showed us a method for bass clef. So this is accurate💀

[@girlhornplayer]

@@jakesevern0825 nothing but treble 😭

[@ad.am.productions]

As a trombonist we were given bass clef and were forced to fend for ourselves

[@Night3y]

My friend plays euph and only knows how to read bass clef so the teacher asked if I could transpose it (because I play keyboard and know both clefs) so I did and it was kinda fun

[@annycjc]

what kind of tuba is that 😭

[@highbellamy]

Me trying to explain alto clef to trombones like:

[@MondoBigBongo-qi2vz]

Bro, that's sad

[@GriffinStead]

Haha

[@Rata_rat_rat]

Trying to go from clarinet to tenor sax be like

[@Ethan_Buchanan]

I play both. There is no difference, besides the fingering and range. They are both Bb instruments on the treble clef, sounding an octave apart in concert pitches.