transposing instrument (Q217306)
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instrument for which music is conventionally written transposed to a different pitch
- transposing musical instrument
- transposing instruments
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | transposing instrument |
instrument for which music is conventionally written transposed to a different pitch |
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Sheet music of an orchestral piece. Most instruments' parts have a key signature indicating the actual key of D major, but some parts are written transposed and accordingly bear other key signatures: clarinets ("2 Klarinetten in A"), trumpets ("2 Trompeten in C"), and French horns ("4 Hörner in F"). Note that timpani ("3 Pauken in A C D") are traditionally written without key signature but are notated at concert pitch. (English)
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- arwiki آلة تصويرية
- cawiki Instrument transpositor
- dawiki Transponerende instrument
- dewiki Transponierendes Instrument
- enwiki Transposing instrument
- eowiki Transpona muzikinstrumento
- eswiki Instrumento transpositor
- etwiki Transponeeriv muusikainstrument
- fawiki ساز انتقالی
- frwiki Instrument transpositeur
- gawiki Uirlis ghléasaistrithe
- glwiki Transpositor
- hewiki טרנספוזיציה לכלי נגינה
- huwiki Transzponáló hangszerek
- itwiki Strumento traspositore
- jawiki 移調楽器
- kowiki 조옮김 악기
- nlwiki Transponerend instrument
- nnwiki Transponerande instrument
- nowiki Transponerende instrument
- plwiki Instrumenty transponujące
- ptwiki Instrumento transpositor
- ruwiki Транспонирующие музыкальные инструменты
- simplewiki Transposing instrument
- svwiki Transponerande instrument
- ukwiki Транспонуючі музичні інструменти
- zhwiki 移调乐器