 The Oboe BBoard
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Author: Cacisnd
Date: 2018-08-09 05:57
I am trying to play a forked F - low or high but it comes out flat - I can only get an good solid sounding F to play if I press the upper 2 and the key below that or the the lower 2 and the left handed F piece which press the key below that down - On the Rubanks book it is listed as the number 6 key. But if I follow the same fingering listed in Rubanks for a forked F - I cover all top holes and the 1 and 3rd key. But is not a good F sound.
I noticed that when I press the 2 upper and the #6 key to create and F sound the F reso - key goes down and produces a nice F sound. When you do a forked F the F reso dey does not go down. I am just following the Rubanks beginner OBOE fingering chart. Any suggestions ?
Sorry that I ask so many questions.
Post Edited (2018-08-09 06:04)
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