Clarinet Chromatic Fingerings - Clarinet Mentors
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1Clarinet Chromatic Fingerings -Part 1
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This alternate fingering for F# is used when you have an F sharp
beside an F natural. It is also called the chromatic fingering.
1.
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This alternate fingering for B natural is used when you have a low B
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beside a low Bb
2.
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This alternate fingering for the clarion F sharp is used when you have F sharp
beside F natural. It is basically the same fingering as the alternate low B natural
above (with the addition of the register key).
3.
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