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Beyond16
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 Posted: Wed Apr 01, 2020 8:57 pm Post subject: Trumpet fingering chart that includes water key usage |
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| OK, time is running out and that is the best I can come up with for April 1. |
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Brassnose
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Hey, if you play a rotary horn and have Vienna keys/Ueberblasklappen you will actually need this. Imagine you play in a major orchestra and are broadcasted worldwide (say you have a solo for a royal wedding ceremony ...) and then you open the D key on a wrong note. That's gonna be one poooor sound 
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| and pop it for your pedal c |
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jdleggett
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| Posted: Fri Apr 10, 2020 7:09 am Post subject: Re: Trumpet fingering chart that includes water key usage |
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| Beyond16 wrote: | | OK, time is running out and that is the best I can come up with for April 1. |
Good one. |
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Ancientram
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Beyond16
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| Posted: Fri Apr 10, 2020 7:29 pm Post subject: Re: Fingering Chart for Wienerklappen |
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| Ancientram wrote: | This photo from Schagerl tells the tale:
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Well sure enough. Thanks.
Something not much related, I found a while back I could play low notes with the water key open. I quick look showed the small opening was filled with a drop of water, and the lead pipe pressure was too low to blow it out. The film of water seals the water opening and lets the horn play. This works on my Olds cornet when playing quietly. Playing a little more loudly blows the water drop, and the tone fails as expected. |
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