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Copyright © 2009 by Kyle Coughlin and SkyLeap Music Alternate Chromatic Fingering Exercises for Clarinet Exercise 1 III. The "Fork" F Sharp Fingering by Kyle Coughlin www.SkyLeapMusic.com e "fork" key is the small thin key that you press with the third nger of your right hand. It produces the pitch B natural in the lower register and F sharp in the upper register. It is very helpful in fast chromatic passages. Use the "fork" ngering for every F sharp in these exercises. Doing so will help you get used to that key. Always practice these exercises with a metronome. Start at a slow tempo and gradually speed up. Always use your third nger to press the fork key! For larger, easier to read ngering charts, go to www.ClarinetChart.com Exercise 2 Exercise 3
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Copyright © 2009 by Kyle Coughlin and SkyLeap Music
Alternate Chromatic Fingering Exercises for Clarinet
Exercise 1
III. The "Fork" F Sharp Fingering
by Kyle Coughlinwww.SkyLeapMusic.com
!e "fork" key is the small thin key that you press with the third "nger of your right hand. It producesthe pitch B natural in the lower register and F sharp in the upper register. It is very helpful in fastchromatic passages. Use the "fork" "ngering for every F sharp in these exercises. Doing so will helpyou get used to that key. Always practice these exercises with a metronome. Start at a slow tempoand gradually speed up. Always use your third "nger to press the fork key!For larger, easier to read "ngering charts, go to www.ClarinetChart.com
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
