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Author: jhoyla
Date: 2011-10-29 16:59
There are two other options to use - depending on circumstances:
1. Use the C# trill key with 2nd Octave
2. Open C#: ooo|xoo + 2nd Octave - if you are thumbplate, you can leave off RH1 as well, but it is very unstable! If this is still too sharp, try adding RH fingers to bring the pitch down.
For fast passages the trill-key is acceptable even if it sounds a bit thin.
J.
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