To play A to B flat trill on the piccolo, use the finger chart or follow the guidelines for finger placement below; A to B flat trill chart on piccolo Low A to B flat trill on piccolo guidelines Left hand Right hand Index finger closed closed Middle finger opened opened Ring finger trilling […]
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To play A to B natural trill on the piccolo, use the finger chart or follow the guidelines for finger placement below; A to B trill chart on piccolo Low A to B trill on piccolo guidelines Left hand Right hand Index finger closed opened Middle finger trilling the A key opened Ring finger
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To play A flat to B flat trill on the piccolo, use the finger chart or follow the guidelines for finger placement below; A flat to B flat trill chart on piccolo Low A flat to B flat trill on piccolo guidelines Left hand Right hand Index finger closed opened Middle finger could be
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To play A flat to A natural trill on the piccolo, use the finger chart or follow the guidelines for finger placement below; A flat to A trill chart on piccolo Low A flat to A trill on piccolo guidelines Left hand Right hand Index finger closed opened Middle finger closed opened Ring finger
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G sharp is a musical note that is a half-step higher than G. In Western music notation, it is represented by the symbol “G#” and is sometimes also written as “Ab” (A flat), depending on the context. It is commonly used in various scales and chords, including the G# major scale and the G# minor