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 Fingering help requested
Author: alanporter 
Date:   2008-04-23 17:38

I am practicing Beethoven's Minuet and having difficulty with rapid alternate fingering between middle line B and A sharp just below. Using left finger and thumb only for the A sharp to all fingers on for the B, is just too
difficult. I have tried using the upper trill key for the B but it doesn't sound right, a little flat. Am I doing something wrong ? Any advice will be very much appreciated. Thank you.
Alan

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 Re: Fingering help requested
Author: GBK 
Date:   2008-04-23 17:59

Keep the right hand down ...GBK

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 Re: Fingering help requested
Author: redwine 
Date:   2008-04-23 18:17

Hello,

In addition to keeping the right hand down, this is a perfect example of why good hand position is crucial. You should be able to, with limited movement, "rock" your hand, with normal fingerings, from a to b. Also, you should keep the the a key open while you are playing the b. Good luck.

Ben Redwine, DMA
owner, RJ Music Group
Assistant Professor, The Catholic University of America
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