PHILIPPE BOLTON, RECORDER MAKER
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FINGERINGS FOR MODERN GANASSI RECORDERS
(in G & in C )
RECORDER IN G (alto)
1st OCTAVE FINGERINGS (low notes)
SECOND OCTAVE
THIRD OCTAVE (high notes)
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● = closed ○ = open ø = partially closed Where several fingerings are indicated, the most appropriate for a given instrument should be used. *This note is usually too high on modern "Ganassi" recorders. The alternative fingering with the thumb hole closed, which is not in La Fontegara, gives better intonation. |
RECORDER IN C(soprano or descant & tenor)
1st OCTAVE FINGERINGS (low notes)
SECOND OCTAVE
THIRD OCTAVE (high notes)
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● = closed ○ = open ø = partially closed Where several fingerings are indicated, the most appropriate for a given instrument should be used. *This note is usually too high on modern "Ganassi" recorders. The alternative fingering with the thumb hole closed, which is not in La Fontegara, gives better intonation. |
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Ganassi's original fingerings for the first two octaves
A study of Ganassi's original high note fingerings and how they apply to recorders
Charts for Virdung, Ganassi, Jambe de Fer, Mersenne, van Eyck, Bismantova, Hotteterre, Stanesby fingerings
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