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Author: Oboejunkie
Date: 2017-03-21 00:39
Eb6:
T-23|-23-
E6:
T---|----
Requires fast air stream. Cover the thumb hole very slightly.
F6:
T-23|-23c#
Useful in most passages. Slightly flat on instruments with a split-ring C/C#.
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Author: nima30frenkline
Date: 2025-02-24 11:43
You are referring to some advanced fingerings for a woodwind instrument, possibly a flute or a recorder. These fingerings are often used to play higher notes, and they can sometimes be tricky. Here's a quick summary:
T-23|-23-
E6 Fingering
T---|----
Requires fast air stream. Cover the thumb hole very slightly.
Fingering: Left hand: thumb (barely covered).
Note: Ensure a fast air stream for clear tone.
F6 Fingering
T-23|-23c#
Useful in most passages. Slightly flat on instruments with a split-ring C/C#.
Fingering: Left hand: thumb, 2nd, and 3rd fingers. SSMSmartSquare Com Right hand: 2nd, 3rd fingers, and C# key.
Note: May be slightly flat on some instruments with a split-ring C/C# mechanism.
Post Edited (2025-02-25 13:28)
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Author: Tina R. Baez
Date: 2025-08-05 07:39
This fingering chart is super helpful! I've been struggling to get a consistent F6, especially on instruments with a split ring. The note about it being slightly flat is good to know - I'll definitely pay more attention to my embouchure and try to compensate. I remember a friend once saying learning flute fingerings felt like driving an Eggy Car sometimes - a bit wobbly and requiring constant adjustment! Thanks for sharing these!
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