I have this piece of music and i was told that i could play up an octave ; the problem is i don't know how to do that so i need help with the higher octave of the notes??? Thank you
Five answers:
AngelaSD
2008-07-13 22:00:38 UTC
High G - 123 no thumb / Pinky
A flat - 23Pinky / Pinky
A natural - 2 thumb / 1 Pinky
B flat - 1 thumb / 1, 1st trill Pinky
B natural - 13 thumb / 2nd trill Pinky
C natural - 123Pinky (no thumb ) / 1 (no Pinky )
That should do it, those are all the high notes left hand / right hand is how you read it.
Good Luck! I hope it sounds beautiful.
Chives
2008-07-11 14:10:03 UTC
Hey!! What is it you're having trouble w/? Getting the notes out or the fingerings??
Slowly work your way up from the c right above the staff. Play that one, then SLOWLY go up. Slowly add more and more air each time you go up another note. If you're only going up one note, you only need to add a little bit of air.
Also, you might consider playing it w/ a piccolo. Its up one octave and might be an easier choice, though the sound will not be quite the same.
Good luck!!!!
m g
2008-07-11 10:10:01 UTC
Your air stream coming from your lips must get smaller and have more force. At first you will play louder, but with practice you can play high notes very quietly. Most notes have the same fingering, but not all. You can usually use the same fingering even when there is an alternative finger position. Check out an instructional book. And practice, practice, practice. Just like anything else.
anonymous
2016-10-30 13:18:51 UTC
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blahblahbs
2008-07-11 10:06:42 UTC
on a wooden flute it is possible if you put your thumb over half of the hole
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