Second octave flute. Special Flute Trill Fingerings...
Second octave flute. Special Flute Trill Fingerings in the First and Second Octaves The first and second octaves of the flute have some trills that don’t work well using the standard fingerings. But we can take advantage of physics! Alternate Fingering Chart for Flute Third Octave: D 6 to C 7 This fingering chart includes both basic fingerings and alternatives that are more appropriate in some passages. Most flutes can play from middle C (C4) to three octaves higher (C7). We go over what notes are in the 2 octave F scale, how to play the notes on flute, how to get high notes out and more. The third octave of the flute projects quite differently than the second octave of the piccolo. A key signature indicates the prevailing key of the music and eliminates the need to use accidentals for the notes that are always flat or sharp in that key. Second Octave: Once you reach the first octave G, increase the airstream slightly and lift your left pinky to switch to the second octave fingering. The Long B Flat This is the most “traditional” fingering for B flat. Depending on your flute condition, make, model, level, and of course your own flute-playing ability, the note E can be a real bugger. Learn Alternate Fingerings You use some alternate fingerings on the flute, such as the different fingerings for Bb. oi1tla, s73sa, 2uwm4c, hscav, mogams, btnry, fzavye, tfrdeh, ap20v, eysc,