is a bach bundy trumpet  in the key of b flat?
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Yes\nhttp://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0oGknD4vV9FDL4AsYxXNyoA;_ylu=X3oDMTE3OXNvbHE1BGNvbG8DdwRsA1dTMQRwb3MDMgRzZWMDc3IEdnRpZANPT1A1XzEyMQ--/SIG=12bqi90bu/EXP=1163988856/**http%3a//www.ankuvagreenhouse.com/trumpetvincentbach.html
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cant find the whole thing, heres the first page, might give you an idea.\nhttp://www.sheetmusicplus.com/store/smp_inside.html?cart=335195795616766225&item=5833276&page=01
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secular, polyphonic, and round?
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Yes. Piano, Tenor Sax, Guitar, Bass Guitar, and Djembe(traditionally).
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http://www.dlib.indiana.edu/variations/scores/bhs2046/large/index1.html\n\nJust look for Ave Maria in the window in the left. \n\nYou will find it among the \nAusgewählte Lieder". It is the tenth one there.\n\nOr you could just go to page 206.
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Maybe "Brass in Pocket" by Chrissy Hynde and the Pretenders?
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Technically, there was. In early German music, during the Baroque classical period, a concert H was used which sounded similar to what we know as B natural, because Johann Sebastian Bach had difficulties writing B flats. He thought it would bring about extra confusion to write a half step B flat and B natural and H would calm the confusion. But H is only found in early, early German music.
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Song: "In A Dream"\n\nLooks like the Bo Bice version is not available for purchase.
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A flat, denoted by a symbol that looks a bit like a lowercase "b."
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheet_music
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D  Bflat, B flat D B flat, Bflat\n\nAh screw it.  Learn to play by ear.
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I pulled up that episode on youtube to check it out.  I'm afraid my answer is not "quite interesting" but it might still get me the ten points, which coincidentally is the same anount of points awarded on QI if my answer is correct!  What you were hearing was not in fact a published song but selected preprogramed rhythms available on an electric keyboard.  My Casio keyboard is similarly equiped, all you need to do is select the style and key, then you can overlap them.\n\nHere is the link for the first part of that episode...
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Its called "The 13587 Song" and it is by The Barron Knights. It is a bit of fun where they replace the notes in the octave (Doh Ray Me Fa...etc) with the numbers 1 to 8.
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An interesting question!  I would think that if both were properly tuned and played in the same key that they would sound good together...of course some of this depends on the skill level of the musicians!
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At the begining of the first measure of music, there will be an area of sharps (#) or flats (b) on the lines and spaces. Depending on the combination of the sharps and flats, that determines the key. The link below lists the sharps and flats in each key signature.
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O O!!!! i saw it on this website...but i forgot the uhm...address...but it was this anemi(or however u spell it)webpage and it had ALL of this sheet music..i got uhm...My heart will go on..from it...Try googleing it...type in free sheet music every time we touch cascada....er sumthin like that.
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Try these sites:\n\nhttp://www.enpmusic.com/trumpet_ensemble_3.html\n\nhttp://sheetmusicservice.com/mercantool/mtool.pl?command=productpage_list&searchterms=y&category=pseudo&searchterm_product_voicecode_1=TRP