trill fingering f sharp to a
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trill fingering f sharp to a
Hi, could anyone suggest a trill fingering for F sharp to A natural in the third octave? It comes up in a piece I'm doing in Wind Ensemble. Thanks!
Re: trill fingering f sharp to a
Kind of hard to type out a fingering, so here's an excellent website to help ya. The 3rd octave tremolo link is towards the bottom of the page, and I verified the F# to A is there. Seems to be a harmonic fingering, so give it some air.
http://www.wfg.woodwind.org/flute/
http://www.wfg.woodwind.org/flute/
www.cantabileflutequartet.com www.defproject.org
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Re: trill fingering f sharp to a
Just be aware that F# to A is not a trill - it is a tremolo. Trills are between notes that are a half or whole step apart like F# to G or F to G. F# to A is a minor third and that makes it a tremolo. So, you will find the fingering in the tremolo section, not the trill section, of the website referenced in the previous message.
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