modern flute
C foot
G#6
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Fingering Acoustic schematic Non-specialist introduction
to acoustic impedance |
This fingering is comparable to that for G#4 except
for the use of the thumb key and first finger keys as register
holes. Comparing this with the G#4 impedance
spectrum, we see that the fourth minimum is little changed. The third is shallower
and unplayable. The first minimum plays C#5 and the second ~C
6.
Combinations of these three notes may be played simultaneously as multiphonics.
may suggest other fingerings for this note.| Acoustic measurements are available for these flutes - modern B, modern C, classical C, classical D, classical flared, baroque Sound clips are available for modern B, classical flared and baroque |
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a key depressed
a key not depressed
a part of the mechanism that is not normally touched 
a closed tone hole
an open tone hole