S saxpower Member Messages 6 Aug 13, 2007 #1 Hi, can some one tell me what is the difference between Eb and Bb? pleaseeeeeeee! saxpower 🙁
spike Old Indian Messages 3,415 Location Half way up a hill Aug 13, 2007 #3 welcome to the lounge saxpower. Does the question perhaps refer to the difference between Eb and Bb saxophones? gruss - spike
welcome to the lounge saxpower. Does the question perhaps refer to the difference between Eb and Bb saxophones? gruss - spike
Pete Thomas Admin Cafe Moderator Café Supporter Messages 23,486 Location London Level Retired professional Aug 13, 2007 #4 This might be helpful: Saxophone transposition explained plus charts
S Simon Member Messages 480 Aug 13, 2007 #5 ... hmm... might wanna check the headings on the bottom chart on that page there, Pete... think Eb and Bb columns are around the wrong way... simon Pete Thomas wrote: This might be helpful: Saxophone transposition explained plus charts Read more…
... hmm... might wanna check the headings on the bottom chart on that page there, Pete... think Eb and Bb columns are around the wrong way... simon Pete Thomas wrote: This might be helpful: Saxophone transposition explained plus charts Read more…
Pete Thomas Admin Cafe Moderator Café Supporter Messages 23,486 Location London Level Retired professional Aug 14, 2007 #7 Hehe, someone's paying attention. Fixed.
S Simon Member Messages 480 Aug 14, 2007 #8 not that there aren't any errors on my pages... :whistle: 😉 simon ps is everyone just typin 'simon' at the end of their posts... seem to be alot of them
not that there aren't any errors on my pages... :whistle: 😉 simon ps is everyone just typin 'simon' at the end of their posts... seem to be alot of them
Pjonah Member Messages 826 Location West Row, Suffolk Aug 14, 2007 #9 simon wrote: ps is everyone just typin 'simon' at the end of their posts... seem to be alot of them Read more… Yes, common as muck innit! Simon
simon wrote: ps is everyone just typin 'simon' at the end of their posts... seem to be alot of them Read more… Yes, common as muck innit! Simon