Does the Basoon have the same fingerings as clarinet?
18:59 on Tuesday, October 21, 2003
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(Ashley)
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I just wanted to know so thanks in advance for any replies!
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Re: Does the Basoon have the same fingerings as clarinet?
10:23 on Sunday, October 26, 2003
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(NYCDoubleReed)
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Not even remotely...the fingerings for the third space E down to low F are somewhat similar, but beyond those five or six notes, there is nothing about the bassoon`s mechanism that is anything like the clarinet, or any other woodwind. The flute, clarinet, oboe, and saxophone are all based on a fingering system devised (mostly) by Boehm, while the bassoon`s fingering system was developed in its present form by Heckel/Almanraeder. Lots of fascinating research to be done on that topic if you`re interested...
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Re: Does the Basoon have the same fingerings as clarinet?
18:15 on Tuesday, November 18, 2003
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Re: Does the Basoon have the same fingerings as clarinet?
23:08 on Wednesday, December 24, 2003
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(Chelsea Brown)
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She doesnt suck because she needs some information!!! But to answer your question, no some are but mostly no because the higher notes are alot different.
thanks for reading!
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