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Is it possible that it starts on D because the Double Bass is in solo tuning? In solo tuning, the written and played pitch would be D, but the sound would be E, same as cello. I hope I understand correctly.
[QUOTE =“ Brent Nussey,post:23874420,member:17179”]是否可能因为Double Bass在单调中而从D开始?在独奏中,书面和演奏的音高将为D,但声音将为E,与大提琴相同。希望我能正确理解。[/ QUOTE]
ÿep is this main,i try to change that
So if you wish to play in solo tuning, you will have to transpose the part down 1 step. If you wish to play in regular tuning, you can use the cello part. Otherwise the piano or orchestra will have to change all the parts!
To anyone reading this thread, if you happen to have Tchaikovsky's Variations on a Rococo Theme transposed for solo tuning bass, I think this is what this fellow is looking for. I think this means it would start in the key of G, instead of A (where it would sound).