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fingering chart for 4 valve euph
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K.T
Dec 18, 1999, 3:00:00 AM12/18/99
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Any idea where I can find a fingering chart for
4 valve euphonium? I don't care if its in an etude
book or a photocopy. I heard there used to be a
pocket sized book called Band Directors Guide or
something that had findgering and transposition
guides for all instruments. Anything would help.
Let me know, Kat
4 valve euphonium? I don't care if its in an etude
book or a photocopy. I heard there used to be a
pocket sized book called Band Directors Guide or
something that had findgering and transposition
guides for all instruments. Anything would help.
Let me know, Kat
Brian Berlin
Dec 18, 1999, 3:00:00 AM12/18/99
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Go to my old trombone site at http://www.sat.net/~bberlin/trombone/third.htm
Just change the slide positions there to valve combinations. Basic
conversion is as follows:
Just change the slide positions there to valve combinations. Basic
conversion is as follows:
Open = 1st position
2nd valve = 2nd position
1st valve = 3rd position
1+2 valve = 4th position
2+3 valve = 5th position
1+3 valve = 6th position
1+2+3 valve = 7th position
Everytime you see the V (which means use the trigger) substitute 4th valve.
Good luck.
Brian Berlin
Austin, TX
K.T wrote in message <385BC4E4...@swbell.net>...
WBean999
Dec 19, 1999, 3:00:00 AM12/19/99
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>Everytime you see the V (which means use the trigger) substitute 4th valve.
>Good luck.
>Brian Berlin
>Austin, TX
>Good luck.
>Brian Berlin
>Austin, TX
that doesnt translate correctly for the compensating euphonium...and I'm not
sure if the original post specified compensating or non - compensating...
Brian Dupuis
Undergraduate Trombonist
Louisiana State University
OAS AAS LLS!
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