When one begins reading transposed scores, it can be daunting to try to process the information, however, the best score readers are able to mentally “condense” the information into a score that contains all of the important parts to make sense of the most important information. To practice this, we will continue using simple four-part phrases. While a complete score in most styles will be considerably more complex, a chorale will allow you to practice the transpositions and then use your analysis skills to make sure that your transpositions worked correctly.