John Howell wrote: > There's also another factor that no one has mentioned. Bass clarinet > is one thing, but EEb contra-alto is another. Most educational > arrangements do not have separate parts for the EEb contra. > Therefore, EEb players are stuck reading a concert pitch bass clef > part as a normal thing--either bassoon or tuba, I would assume, or > even bari sax in treble clef.
EEb clarinet and baritone sax players presumably do the same as Eb tuba players faced with bass clef, concert pitch: add three sharps and read as treble. Accidentals need either quick thinking or memorising, of course.
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