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[Michael Bracha]

hello
i know that clarinet b: Bb its C so we down 1 tone
where is the d e f g a b on the keyboard?
thx

[harmonizer]

I am not sure I understand your question. Maybe this information will help:

First, there are multiple sizes of clarinet, but the clarinet used the most often, called a soprano clarinet, is in the key of Bb concert.
This means that when a clarinet player reads a note written as a "C" on a piece of sheet music written for the clarinet,
the note the clarinet player plays will have a pitch the same as pressing a "Bb" key on the piano.

This also means that when a clarinet player plays a note written as a "D" on a piece of sheet music written for the clarinet,
the note the clarinet player plays will have a pitch the same as pressing a "C" key on the piano.

Does this help?

[Michael Bracha]

yes it did help
can you write all the notes that is on the keyboard?
like you said that c on clarinet Bb its on the Bb on the keyboard?
so , D in on the C.
insted of getting again C on Bb i got B.
how is the counting?

[jfenton]

Keyboard is always two semitones down from clarinet.

Clarinet is two semitones up from the keyboard

Between any keys that don't have a black key between them there is one semitone (ie e to f and b to c)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B-flat_major

[Michael Bracha]

Thx for your answer
can u just write down the notes for the keyboard like u said that D is C on the keyborad.
becaus if i m counting like u said like, if : Bb its C , so i got B on A.
sorry fot the miss understanding

[Michael Bracha]

It's all on the link given by jfenton:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B-flat_major

[Michael Bracha]

thx

[MvanD]

Maybe this is helpful too.
Left is Clarinet, Right is Piano

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[Michael Bracha]

thx alot
Appreciate it