Sverk/TAB — Issue #2: Sample Fingerings that are complex
Author: susanmhess
Created: 2012-02-22 03:28:51+00:00
State: open

If you have the Cooper book, here are some fingerings that have some complexities to keep in mind. Hopefully our two books have the same page numbers! Is page 1 the first fingering?

p. 19 - (Low E1) - Optional keys using hatch marks (I think hatch marks might be a good option for the app too)

p. 109 - fingering from F#2 to five other fingerings

p. 118 - (F#2) - lifting a finger between notes

p. 136 - (G#2-Ab2) - sequence of four fingerings (this is pretty common to have four fingerings for a pattern)

p. 142 & 149 - (A natural2) & (A#2 - Bb2) - "Snipping" which is also called flicking, when you just snip the key and release. I was thinking an X in the key might represent snipping well.

p. 154 - (A#2 - Bb2) - is there a way to make it obvious which keys are changing (different color or something)? This isn't absolutely necessary, but in this example, Cooper describes which keys are changing)

p. 224 - (F natural3) - this fingering has an optional 1/4 hole.

p. 288 - (A natural3) - second set of fingering has you start with one note and then trill to three different options (trill fingering OR fingering OR fingering)

p. 321 - (C natural4) - These fingering have you lift one key (whisper key or high c key) while preparing for the next fingering

p. 322, 329, 357 - Long sequences of notes