Chris98
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I run in to this also in fact Karen often asks me to play 'an octave above' how it's written on the fly. I'm playing Alice in Wonderland which starts on low A, which I don't have on the tenor so I play an octave above. Recently I was asked to play Smoke Gets in your eyes and octave above how it was written. This also mans playing Altissimo G so Karen suggested I just play that note an octave lower. Worked OK and added an interested twist at the higher octave.
Thanks Ian, I'll have a play around and see what sound good. Having had a quick look at it, I can play the first four bars up an octave and then the next 12 as written or play the first 15 bars up an octave and then play from the second half of the 16th bar as written, which I think is the better option.
All the best,
Chris
