PHILIPPE BOLTON, RECORDER MAKER
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NORMAL (BAROQUE) RECORDER FINGERINGS
(sometimes called "modern" or "English" fingerings) in F and C
RECORDER IN F (alto or treble, sopranino & bass)
1st OCTAVE FINGERINGS (low notes)
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2nd OCTAVE FINGERINGS
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3rd OCTAVE FINGERINGS (high notes)
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● = closed ○ = open ø = partially closed
LH = left hand RH = right hand
Some 3rd octave notes require the bell to be closed (with the knee or a bell key).
Where several fingerings are indicated, the most appropriate for a given instrument should be used.
RECORDER IN C (soprano or descant & tenor)
1st OCTAVE FINGERINGS (low notes)
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2nd OCTAVE FINGERINGS
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3rd OCTAVE FINGERINGS (high notes)
"
● = closed ○ = open ø = partially closed
LH = left hand RH = right hand
Some 3rd octave notes require the bell to be closed (with the knee or a bell key).
Where several fingerings are indicated, the most appropriate for a given instrument should be used.
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Historic fingerings:
Charts for Virdung, Ganassi, Jambe de Fer,
Mersenne, van Eyck,
Bismantova, Hotteterre fingerings
, Stanesby.
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