Trill fingerings

[Zither69]

Does anyone know of sites that have trill fingerings and all alternate
fingerings? If you could tell me i would greatly appreciate it. Thanx
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[Mark Charette]

Zither69 wrote in message <19990129201012...@ng12.aol.com>...

I'm not sure there's such a thing as a book or place with _all_ the
alternate fingerings, but the Woodwind Fingering Guide
http://www.sneezy.org/wfg/ has many.

Mark Char...@sneezy.org
Webmaster, http://www.sneezy.org/clarinet

[Dee D. Hays]

Zither69 wrote in message <19990129201012...@ng12.aol.com>...
>Does anyone know of sites that have trill fingerings and all alternate
>fingerings? If you could tell me i would greatly appreciate it. Thanx
>Zither69's opinions
>WARNING!!! The name said above is somtimes a moron and his comments should
be
>taken lightly if even considered at all. Thank you for allowing this
stupidity
>to be expressed.

An excellent source of trill fingerings are the Rubank Advanced Method
Books. A trill chart is bound in at about the center and it is laid out
showing both notes of the trill and one or more ways to execute that trill.
The advantage over a regular fingering chart is that you don't have to look
up each fingering individually and then experiment with the combinations.
And regular charts may not give something useful for certain awkward trills
such as clarion Ab to Bb.

Dee Hays
Canton, SD