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 Fingering chart from France.
Author: Mike Blinn 
Date:   2002-04-09 03:06

Here's a clarinet site I discovered while browsing:

http://clarinet.free.fr/

Check out the fingering charts. These are the best I have seen on the net. Each note has photos of the proper fingerings, as well as a sound sample!

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 RE: Fingering chart from France.
Author: Melanie 
Date:   2002-04-09 04:29

Wow. Thanks. That is a great site. I think a lot of my friend's who are learning the clarinet would really appreciate it.

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 RE: Fingering chart from France.
Author: Vytas 
Date:   2002-04-09 04:30

http://clarinet.free.fr/doigtes/tablature_1.html

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 RE: Fingering chart from France.
Author: IHL 
Date:   2002-04-09 07:13

les boutons pour <<retour>> et <<suite>> ne marche pas.

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 RE: Fingering chart from France.
Author: Bob Arney 
Date:   2002-04-09 15:16

On my browser (Opera) the buttons did not activate when "pushed". If that is the case with you, and you wish to see the upper registers of the chart, this worked for me:
The original url was:http://clarinet.free.fr/doigtes/tablature_1.html
edit that to change the "_1.html" to _2.html so that you have:
http://clarinet.free.fr/doigtes/tablature_2.html.
That will do it.
Bob A

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 RE: Fingering chart from France.
Author: IHL 
Date:   2002-04-10 03:29

it only goes to painful C? I wanted to find out how to play lethal G.

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 RE: Fingering chart from France.
Author: Bob Arney 
Date:   2002-04-10 13:29

Painful "C" is enough. All the dogs in the neighborhood are already howling!
Bob A

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 RE: Fingering chart from France.
Author: GBK 
Date:   2002-04-10 14:26

IHL... If you want G7, try this fingering:

TR x x o / x x x

It is basically an overblown F#6 (long fingering) but without the RH pinky.

However, according to the laws of the US, all G7's must be practiced only between the hours of 2 and 3 PM on alternate Thursdays, during months that contain the letters K or W...GBK

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 RE: Fingering chart from France.
Author: Bob Arney 
Date:   2002-04-10 21:09

And in the outback only when accompanied by a dingo!
Bob A

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 RE: Fingering chart from France.
Author: javier garcia 
Date:   2002-04-11 13:16

Try also RT xoo/xxxEb for high G, it's standard fingering for german system, a little flat on Boehm system.Good for passages with F#: RT xxo/xxxEb, and
G#: RT ooo/xxxEb

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 RE: Fingering chart from France.
Author: javier garcia 
Date:   2002-04-11 13:18

and type .../tablature_3.html for high register

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 RE: Fingering chart from France.
Author: IHL 
Date:   2002-04-12 01:57

I wonder what they did to the person who first discovered those notes...

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 RE: Fingering chart from France.
Author: Mark Pinner 
Date:   2002-04-12 11:37

A message for Bob Arney

Dingoes do not bark or howl or bloody well sing. They are the quietest dogs on the palnet that is why they are such sucessful hunters.

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 RE: Fingering chart from France.
Author: Bob Arney 
Date:   2002-04-12 20:49

Hey Mark, maybe that's why they always look like they are grinning?
Bob A

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