How To Play High C Sharp On Clarinet

Home – Tutorials – Low Registers – Upper Registers – Altissimo Register Fingering Chart How to Play Flat C and D Pitch on Clarinet There are three standard fingers for sharp C and flat D. The two pitches are the same and are said to be equivalent to the frequency of the sound wave. Scroll down for an explanation of each finger. To see the fingers for other pitches, select one of the note images in the chart below. Buy printable versions of these fingering charts Read: how to play high tones on a clarinetView an interactive lower register clarinet finger chart Read more: how to write an indie song View a register clarinet finger chart on interaction.Note about the fingers for high C sharpness Fingering #1 is the standard finger for the sharp C and D flat altissimo registers. Note that unlike most other altissimo notes, this finger does not use the right little finger. Finger #2 is mainly used to cut between high C and sharp C. The number 3 finger is mainly used to pluck hair between degrees B and high degrees C. Read more: how to pluck chicken feathers by handHow to use finger chart Your left hand is represented by pink circles with a number indicating which finger to place on the key or cover the negative hole. Your right hand is indicated by the blue circles in these finger charts.

Clarinet Fingers in Altissimo Register

Select a note below to see how to place the finger for each pitch, hear what it sounds like, and see alternate fingers.More educational tools from Kyle Coughlin Learn all about rhythm and improve your visual reading. topqa.info is an interactive website that teaches all the basic aspects of rhythm, including beat, tempo, meter, time notation, and all note values. This is the online version of Kyle Coughlin’s book The Basics of Rhythm, which has over 450 different rhythm patterns to practice with, with recordings of each. Read more: how to make a space helmet from cardboard.