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移调乐器
Why Does the Glockenspiel Sound Two Octaves Above Its Written Notes?
Why Is the Glockenspiel Written Two Octaves Lower Than It Sounds?
Why Does a B-flat Clarinet Write Its Sounding B-flat as C?
Why Does the Piccolo Sound an Octave Above Its Score?
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