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SAT Practice Answers

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SAT Practice #1: E C A E D E B A C C A E SAT Practice #2: A B B D C E A B A B D B SAT Practice #3:? D C A E C B E C A E C B E C C E C SAT Practice #4:? B E A C B B A C B B C B B E D A C E SAT Practice #5: D D A C B E B C A SAT Practice #6: B B A C E C C D D E E A D B E SAT Practice #7:? B D E D E D A C D D C B B A E D C C E SAT Practice #8: C C A C B B E D A D A C E E
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Critique of the Greater Dallas Youth Orchestra

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Concert Critique Matt Antonioli Hannah ? 4th Greater Dallas Youth Orchestra ? Wind Symphony and Flute Choir Directors: Dr. Nicolas Williams (Wind Symphony) and Priscilla Holt (Flute Choir) Featured Soloists: Grace Kuang (Flute) and Jintae Park (Clarinet) Sunday, May 5, 2013, 2:30 p.m. at the Dallas City Performance Hall Flute Choir: Dr. Priscilla Holt, Conductor Fanfare 36 Kelly Via Suite in a-minor, Overture featuring Grace Kuang Georg Philipp Telemann The River Deborah J. Anderson Wind Symphony: Dr. Nicholas Williams, Conductor Introduction, Theme, and Variations featuring Jintae Park Gioacchino Rossini The Machine Awakes (2012) Seven Bryant Dance Movements Philip Sparke Ritmico Molto Vivo (for the Woodwinds)

saxophone playing

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\ 1. PLAYING THE INSTRUMENT The Instrument Neck Cork Posture \ To have good technique it is necessary to use the correct posture. The back and neck should be straight, allowing for proper breathing. Sit straight; your weight should be supported by the legs and not the lower back. The saxophone is primarily supported by the neck strap. The neck strap must be pulled up far enough so that the mouthpiece comes to the mouth. Make sure you are sitting up straight, and it is a comfortable position for you. Adjust the mouthpiece such that your head is straight (and not tilted). Do not shift the head to the mouthpiece. The tenor and baritone saxophones must be held along the right leg, although

Transposing Instruments Basics

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Instrument Written Note Real Note Transposition Alto Flute (G) Perfect 4th Descending English Horn Perfect 5th Descending Clarinet in Bb Major 2nd Descending Clarinet in A Minor 3rd Descending Clarinet in Eb Minor 3rd Ascending Bass Clarinet (Bb) Major 9th Descending Soprano Saxophone (Bb) Major 2nd Descending Alto Saxophone (Eb) Major 6th Descending Tenor Saxophone (Bb) Major 9th Descending Baritone Saxophone (Eb) Major 6th + 1 octave Descending Trumpet in Bb Major 2nd Descending Horn in F Perfect 5th Descending Transposing Instruments Basics

Ch.1 Notes (Tonal Harmony Ed.6)

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Chapter 1: Elements of Pitch The Keyboard and Octave Registers -Pitch in music refers to the highness or lowness of a sound. -An Octave is from any C up or down to the next C. -An Octave Register is all the pitches from one C up to, but not including the next C. Notation on the Staff -On a graph with an X and Y axis, time is on the X axis while pitch is on the Y axis. -A staff is used to indicate precise pitch desired. -Ledger Lines can extend the staff indefinitely. -A clef must appear at the beginning of the staff in order to indicate which pitches are to be associated with witch lines and spaces. 3 common clefs 1) G Clef (Treble if surrounding the G) 2) F clef (Bass Clef if on the F)
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