![]() ![]() This product was created by a member of ArrangeMe, Hal Leonard’s global self-publishing community of independent composers, arrangers, and songwriters. Published by Minhas Partituras (A0.687087).Īrrangement of the song Ave Maria (Franz Schubert) for Trumpet in Bb Solo with Chords (Simplified). Classical, Praise & Worship, Sacred, Spiritual, Wedding. Music notes must be played successively from left to right to obtain the ascending scale, or from right to left for the descending scale.Trumpet Solo - Level 3 - Digital Download Composed by Franz Schubert (1797-1828). You will notice that only the white piano keys are used. Here are triad chords for B flat Major scale:īelow is the B flat major scale on a piano: The leading Tone of B flat Major is A, because A is the degree VII and is distant to a seventh major of the tonic, or an half step (semitone ) lower than the tonic). Parallel Key of B flat Major (or homonymous key) is B flat minor scale, here is the B flat harmonic minor scale : The relative minor key of B flat Major is G minor and below if the G minor natural scale: Parallel Key of B flat Major Here is B flat major scale in most common clefs: treble clef, bass clef, tenor clef and alto clef.ī flat Major scale in treble clef (G-clef)īelow is the B flat major scale in treble clef:īelow is the B flat major scale in bass clef:īelow is the B flat major scale in alto clef:īelow is the B flat major scale in tenor clef:Ĭlosely related keys of B flat Major are: The key signature of B flat Major has two flats (2♭). : 1 Tone / 1 Tone / 1 semitone / 1 Tone / 1 Tone / 1 Tone / 1 semitone :1 Whole step / 1 Whole step / 1 half step / 1 Whole step / 1 Whole step / 1 Whole step / 1 half step Like all other major scales, B flat major scale is composed by this sequence of whole steps and half steps (tones and semitones ): The names of the notes in the B flat major scale are: B♭ C D E♭ F G A ![]() The B flat (B♭) major scale has two flats (2 ♭) and according to the order of flats they are the B flat and the E flat (B♭ & E♭). ![]()
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