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Trill Fingering Chart for Flute and Piccolo

First Octave: B3to C 5

This fingering chart includes trill fingerings, which are fingeringsdesigned for rapid alternation between two notes at an interval of aminor second (semitone) or a major second (whole tone) apart. Manyof these fingerings can also be used as alternate fingerings for some fastpassages. Keys to be trilled are indicated in red. When more than oneey is to be trilled, the eys should be simultaneously pressed andsimultaneously released, unless the description says to alternatepressing and releasing the eys. These fingerings are intended for allsi!es of flute (soprano, alto, and bass) and piccolo unless specified

otherwise.

Trill Written Fingering Description Src.

B3-C4 T 123|123C B "mpractical.

B3-C 4C 4-D 4

T 123|123C# B "mpractical.

B 3-C 4C4-D 4

T 123|123C

#ean down to the right and closethe $% cup (ey) with the rightnee. Trill with the little finger ofthe right hand on the $ ey.

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C4-D4 T 123|123C 'asic.

C 4-D4 T 123|123C# 'asic.

C 4-D 4D 4-E 4

T 123|120C# nchor flute by placing # pinyunder flute below the *% ey,close + ey ring by using rightthumb to pull the icer awayfrom the flute, then trill the tone
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hole while ey ring remainsdepressed.

T 123|123Eb

#ean down to the right and closethe $% cup (ey) with the right

nee. Trill with the &b ey.

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T 123|123Eb

-se a device such as a rubber bandto close the $% hole. "mpracticalfor passages.

M

D4-E 4 T 123|123Eb 'asic.

D4-E4 T 123|123 'asic.

D 4-E4E 4-F 4

T 123|123Eb 'asic.

D 4-E 4E 4-F4

T 123|123Eb 'asic.

T 123|123Eb

E4-F4 T 123|12-Eb 'asic.

E4-F 4F 4-G 4

T 123|12-Eb 'asic.

E 4-F 4

F4-G 4T 123|1-3Eb 'asic.

F4-G4 T 123|1--Eb 'asic.

F 4-G4

T 123|--3Eb 'asic.

T 123|-2-Eb /ast slur from &.

T 123G#|--3Eb 'asic.
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B 4-C5

T1--|1--Eb

B4-C5 B1--|---Eb 'asic.

B4-C 5C 5-D 5

B1--|---Eb 'asic.

B 1--|C#---Eb 'asic with $% trill ey.

B 4-C 5C5-D 5

1--|---Eb 'asic.

1--|C#---Eb 'asic with $% trill ey.

C5-D5 1--|-D--Eb 'asic.

C 5-D5 ---|-D--Eb 'asic.

C 5-D 5

D 5-E 5 ---|--D#-Eb 'asic.

Second Octave: D5to C 6

This fingering chart includes trill fingerings, which are fingeringsdesigned for rapid alternation between two notes at an interval of aminor second (semitone) or a major second (whole tone) apart. Manyof these fingerings can also be used as alternate fingerings for some fast

passages. Keys to be trilled are indicated in red. When more than oneey is to be trilled, the eys should be simultaneously pressed andsimultaneously released, unless the description says to alternatepressing and releasing the eys. These fingerings are intended for allsi!es of flute (soprano, alto, and bass) and piccolo unless specifiedotherwise.


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B 5-C"

T1--|1--Eb

Bb 1--|-D--Eb 0harp $.

B5-C" B1--|---Eb 'asic.

B5-C "C "-D "

B1--|---Eb 'asic.

B 1--|C#---Eb 'asic, with $% trill ey.

B 1--|-D--Eb 0harp $%.

B 1--|--D#-Eb 0harp $%.

B 5-C "C"-D "

1--|---Eb 'asic.

1--|C#---Eb 'asic, with $% trill ey.

T -23|12-Eb 0harp.

C"-D"

1--|--D#-Eb 'asic.

1--|-D--Eb /lat 4.

C "-D"

---|-D--Eb 'asic.

T -23|-2-Eb 0harp $%5 harmonic (/%23*2).

T -23|-23Eb#ess sharp than previousfingering.

T'

C "-D "D "-E "

---|-D-D#-Eb 'asic.

T-23G#|123Eb /lat.

Third Octave: D6to B6

This fingering chart includes trill fingerings, which are fingeringsdesigned for rapid alternation between two notes at an interval of aminor second (semitone) or a major second (whole tone) apart. Many

of these fingerings can also be used as alternate fingerings for some fastpassages. Keys to be trilled are indicated in red. When more than one
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ey is to be trilled, the eys should be simultaneously pressed andsimultaneously released, unless the description says to alternatepressing and releasing the eys. These fingerings are intended for allsi!es of flute (soprano, alto, and bass) and piccolo unless specifiedotherwise.


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B1--|---Eb armonic ('23$%6)5 flat.

G"-A "

123|-D--Eb 'asic.

123|C#---Eb 'asic with $% trill ey.

123G#|---Eb /lat b.

123|---Eb /lat b.

1--|---Eb armonic ($634b6)5 flat.

G"-A"

T -23|-23Eb 'asic5 flat .

T 123|---Eb 'asic5 harmonic (*232)5 flat.

123|C#-D--Eb 'asic, for models with $% trill ey.

T -23|---Eb armonic (483&8)5 sharp *5 flat .

123|1D--Eb 0harp 5 bad tone.

T 123|123Eb C /lat.

123G#|1D--Eb0harp5 good response forff5 a littleawward.

+#

123G#|1D--C# wward but in tune. 4'

123G#|-D-D#-Eb "n tune5 good tone. 0

123|---Eb

G "-A"

-23G#|-D--Eb 'asic.

-23G#|--D#-Eb 0harp .

T -23G#|---Eb /lat .

G "-A "-23G#|-D-D#-Eb 'asic, flat 'b.

-23G#|C#-D-D#-Eb 'asic with $% trill ey.
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A "-B "

T -23G#|12-Eb *ood tone5 in tune.

B -23G#|-23Eb /lat.

A"-B "

T -2-|1--Eb 'asic5 flat 'b.

T -2-|1-3"nterval is more in tune. *ood forpiccolo.

K7

T -2-|1-D#-Eb /lat 'b.

T -2-|1D-D#-Eb 'etter 'b.

A"-B"

T 123|1

-3

'asic5 flat '

T 103|1-3 &T

B 123|1-3 /lat '.

B 123|1-3B little awward.

B 123|1-3 wward but more in3tune '8. 4'

B 12-G#|--- /lat '5 harmonic (23'2).

B 12-|123B *ood response. T/

B 12-|123 *ood response. T/

B 123|1D--Eb 0harp 5 slightly flat '. +#

B 12|DEb /lat and '. 4K

T 1-|2-Eb /lat '8, vent + 9 as needed. M'

A "-B"B "-C #

B 1-3|1D-D#- 'asic5 in tune.

B 1-3|1D-- /lat '.

B 1-3|1D-3 wward.

B 1-3|1-3 4'
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A "-B "B "-C#

Bb1-3|--3C 'asic5 flat $.

Bb1-3|--3Eb /lat $.

T123|-2D#3C 'etter $.

T1-3|1-D#- /lat $.

T 123G#|1-- /lat 'b5 e:cellent $. +#

Bb1-3|-23Eb /lat $, e:cellent response. 0#

B"-C# B1-3|--D#-Eb 'asic5 flat $.

B"-C #C #-D #

B1-3|--D#- 'asic5 '3foot.

B1-3|--D#- 'asic5 $3foot.

Fourth Octave: C7to G7

This fingering chart includes trill fingerings, which are fingeringsdesigned for rapid alternation between two notes at an interval of aminor second (semitone) or a major second (whole tone) apart. Manyof these fingerings can also be used as alternate fingerings for some fastpassages. Keys to be trilled are indicated in red. When more than oneey is to be trilled, the eys should be simultaneously pressed andsimultaneously released, unless the description says to alternatepressing and releasing the eys. These fingerings are intended for allsi!es of flute (soprano, alto, and bass) and piccolo unless specifiedotherwise.


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B "-C #C#-D #

123G#|1-- $3foot5 flat 4b.

123G#|1-3 '3foot5 flat 4b.

123G#|1-3 $3foot5 flat 4b.

123G#|C#2--'3foot with $% trill ey. -se + 9finger to press + 1 ey.

7

123G#|C#2--$3foot with $% trill ey. -se + 9finger to press + 1 ey.

7

C#-D#

T 123G#|1-- '3foot.

T 123G#|1--C $3foot.

T 123G#|1-3 '3foot.

T 123G#|1-3C $3foot.

C #-D#

Bb 100|-23Eb'egin by articulating 4 (#fingers up).

T+

Bb 100|-23C#'egin by articulating 4 (#fingers up).

T+

C #-D #D #-E #

Submit a fingering for this trill.

D#-E # T --3|12-C

D#-E# Submit a fingering for this trill.

D #-E#E #-F #

T 123G#|1D23Eb +#

T 123G#|1D-3Eb +#
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D #-E #E #-F#


E#-F#

12|-2D#- /lat interval5 for open3hole.

123|-2D#- /lat interval5 for closed3hole.

12-|-2D#- 0harp interval. 4'

E#-F #F #-G #


E #-F #F#-G #


F#-G# Submit a fingering for this trill.

F #-G# Submit a fingering for this trill.

F #-G #G #-A #


G#-A # T-23G#|-D23B 4'
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