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pencilThief
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I jut switched high-schools, and my new bassoon i rented has six keys for the left hand. I've never seen this in my other rentals!Another problem is, i've been playing for 6 years, but never once with another bassoon, no one seem to play it at my schools  . in that effect though, i just recently learned about Flicking. Can anyone give me some basics on this please?
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contra448
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'....my new bassoon i rented has six keys for the left hand.'
Where or which fingers/thumb?
Flicking the A & C (plus high D if fitted)'octave' keys as you play the notes helps with making the appropriate notes just above the staff & the very high ones speak cleanly & in tune. Some people prefer to hold the key down for the whole note.
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pencilThief
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the keys are on the thumbs part, with the bocal facing you it the right set of keys.
Thanks for the flicking tips, i'll have to start working on that ^_^
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contra448
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Understand the six keys now. They're on the wing joint that the bocal fits in. The top one will be a high D & the bottom one a whisper key lock.
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