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    Pitch Tendency Chart - 201510221109280992

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    Miguel
    Pitch cart de flauta

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    Name: Date: Partner's Name: Pitch Tendency Chart Flute Directions: 1, Warm-up before charting, for a minimum of 15 minutes. 2. Alter warming up completely, use the electronic tuner to tune precisely to the indicated reference pitch(es). 3. Your partner will operate the tune and record your results. Do not look at the tuner while playing! 4, Play each line twice. On the first time, record the general tendency of each note. Write + for sharp, write - for flat, or write 0 for in tune. 5. On the second time, record precisely the number of cents sharp or flat the pitch is being played. For example, if the pitch is played 5 cents flat, write -5. Ifthe pitch is 12 cents sharp, write +12. If the pitch is in tune, write 0 (zero). ing Notes a tis ° bo = bo = eam & oe te ete © bo Name: Date: Partner's Name: Pitch Tendency Chart Oboe Directions: 1, Warm-up before charting, for a minimum of 15 minutes. 2. Alter warming up completely, use the electronic tuner to tune precisely to the indicated reference pitch(es). 3. Your partner will operate the tune and record your results. Do not look at the tuner while playing! 4, Play each line twice. On the first time, record the general tendency of each note. Write + for sharp, write - for flat, or write 0 for in tune. 5. On the second time, record precisely the number of cents sharp or flat the pitch is being played. For example, if the pitch is played 5 cents flat, write -5. Ifthe pitch is 12 cents sharp, write +12. If the pitch is in tune, write 0 (zero). Tuning Notes g ? 5 bo: ° bo = bo = *For instruments with Bo key on é © o to ° #°- = © bo Name: Date: Partner's Name: Clarinet in Bb Pitch Tendency Chart Directions: 1. 2. ay 5 Warm-up before charting, for a minimum of 15 minutes. Alter warming up completely, use the electronic tuner to tune precisely to the indicated reference pitch(es). Your partner will operate the tune and record your results. Do not look at the tuner while playing! Play each line twice. On the first time, record the general tendency of each note. Write + for sharp, write - for flat, or write 0 for in tune. On the second time, record precisely the number of cents sharp or flat the pitch is being played. For example, if the pitch is played 5 cents flat, write -5. Ifthe pitch is 12 cents sharp, write +12. If the pitch is in tune, write 0 (zero). Tuning Notes g ? bee SS & ber ° ° bo s be fo ° fo S — — fp pe Name: Date: Partner's Name: Pitch Tendency Chart Bassoon Directions: 1, Warm-up before charting, for a minimum of 15 minutes. 2. Alter warming up completely, use the electronic tuner to tune precisely to the indicated reference pitch(es). 3. Your partner will operate the tune and record your results. Do not look at the tuner while playing! 4, Play each line twice. On the first time, record the general tendency of each note. Write + for sharp, write - for flat, or write 0 for in tune. 5. On the second time, record precisely the number of cents sharp or flat the pitch is being played. For example, if the pitch is played 5 cents flat, write -5. Ifthe pitch is 12 cents sharp, write +12. If the pitch is in tune, write 0 (zero). ‘Tuning Notes ay Name: Date: Partner's Name: Pitch Tendency Chart Saxophone Directions: 1, Warm-up before charting, for a minimum of 15 minutes. 2. Alter warming up completely, use the electronic tuner to tune precisely to the indicated reference pitch(es). Your partner will operate the tune and record your results. Do not look at the tuner while playing! Play each line twice. On the first time, record the general tendency of each note. Write + for sharp, write - for flat, or write 0 for in tune. 5. On the second time, record precisely the number of cents sharp or flat the pitch is being played. ay For example, if the pitch is played 5 cents flat, write -5. Ifthe pitch is 12 cents sharp, write +12. If the pitch is in tune, write 0 (zero). ‘Tuning Notes Z 4 wo oS. =o 7 oP BS 6 ie ° He > > r * If Bauipned Name: Date: Partner's Name: Pitch Tendency Chart Trumpet in Be Directions: 1, Warm-up before charting, for a minimum of 15 minutes. 2. Alter warming up completely, use the electronic tuner to tune precisely to the indicated reference pitch(es). Your partner will operate the tune and record your results. Do not look at the tuner while playing! Play each line twice. On the first time, record the general tendency of each note. Write + for sharp, write - for flat, or write 0 for in tune. 5. On the second time, record precisely the number of cents sharp or flat the pitch is being played. ay For example, if the pitch is played 5 cents flat, write -5. Ifthe pitch is 12 cents sharp, write +12. If the pitch is in tune, write 0 (zero). ‘Tuning Notes oe be x

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