ENHARMONIC NOTE DICTIONARY
E Sharp (E♯) Trumpet Fingering
Written Notation: E♯4 / E♯5|Sounding Pitch / Fingering: F4 / F5 — Valve 1
E sharp (E♯) is enharmonically the exact same pitch as F natural. Since E and F are naturally a half-step apart, sharpening E raises it to F — played with 1st Valve (1) in both the first space (E♯4 = F4) and top line (E♯5 = F5).
Commonly appears in F♯ Major (6 sharps), C♯ Major (7 sharps), and F♯ Harmonic Minor.
3-VENTIL-BLÄSER-MATRIX
NOTIERT: F4|KLINGEND: E♭4 (311.13 Hz)
Tipp: Klicke auf eine Note oder nutze die Pfeiltasten ← / →, um Griffe zu prüfen.GEDRÜCKTE VENTILE: 1
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NOTE & TONHÖHE
F4Notierte Trompetentonhöhe
E♭4311.13 Hz
Sounds a Major 2nd lower than written (Written C4 = Concert B♭3)
VENTILKOMBINATION
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BLECHBLASAKUSTIK Teilton #3
Concert E♭ tuning reference note in wind band — aim for pure core tone.
Why Do Composers Write E♯4 / E♯5?
In Western classical and wind band tradition, music notation is governed by diatonic grammar. Every major and minor scale must contain exactly one of each letter name (A, B, C, D, E, F, G).