 The Fingering Forum
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Author: Renee
Date: 1999-10-31 15:44
Does anyone understand the oboe fingering chart? The fingering scheme has no picture and I have no clue what the B key is. Can anyone help me?
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Author: Bill
Date: 1999-11-01 21:48
Renee,
Did you look at the "Fingering Scheme for Oboe" page, and scroll down to "Left Hand Little Finger (Pinky) Keys"?
Bill
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Author: Patti
Date: 1999-11-02 02:13
The B key is operated by the left hand pinky. There are three keys (sometimes 4 on intermediate/professional models) located on the top left of the middle joint. (The right hand pinky needs to engage the C key when playing low B.) The B key is narrow and located in the middle of the three keys. The alternate left hand fingering for E flat is the first bigger key. The outer key is used for low B flat.
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Author: Breanne
Date: 1999-11-03 22:44
Does anyone have a fingering chart that they can e-mail me? I'm just learning how to play the obe and a fingering chart would be very useful! Thanx
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Author: Renee
Date: 1999-11-03 22:55
What I meant was, WFG doesn't have a picture to go along with the fingering scheme, so I don't understand what they're talking about. I understand that the left hand is the one closest to your mouth, but I don't know where the trill keys are. Please explain the chart to me someone.
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Author: Chris
Date: 2000-05-07 04:33
now that is the easiest key on the oboe. it is the very first round key.
Chris
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