Skill Builder: New Way to Use the Arban Book - euphonium, trumpet, cornet, tuba, trombone

[@jkircoff]

Another great video Dave! Thanks for sharing your vast knowledge with us!

[@shanroberts1]

So, the treble clef you played was transposed to Bb (like trumpet). Very useful, and I played it in concert pitch as well. You might want to clarify this. Thanks

[@manhoyun]

it would be very helpful, thanks

[@nuero2522]

Hey Dave! Great video. Thinking about getting an arban book for myself. You mentioned learning treble clef. What would be the best way of going about that that way the fingerings and everything will match up as if I read it in bass clef? Thanks

[@dwerden]

See if my blog post on that topic is helpful to you: www.dwerden.com/forum/entry.php/669-Transposing-from-Bass-Clef-to-Treble-Clef-Euphonium

[@benpellow7545]

Hi Dave, you mention how learning Bass clef would be useful for treble clef players. How would you recommend doing this? Many thanks, Ben

[@dwerden]

Head over to my forum and browse around. This has been discussed there (and you could post your question to get specific answers). In MY case, I started by mentally moving the written bass clef note down 2 lines or 2 spaces and taking away 2 flats (or adding 2 sharps). www.dwerden.com/forum/forum.php

[@benpellow7545]

@@dwerden Ok thank you, I will have a look.