I really need help finding a free fingering chart

    
I really need help finding a free fingering chart    15:33 on Saturday, July 13, 2002          
(Mandie)
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I just began learning the cello this past week and so far I haven`t found a teacher or any bands or begginners orchestras that I can play in. I`m just teaching myself I guess, and so far I can play only 1st position..and four notes on each of the four strings. So I`m trying to find a free fingering chart to show me where to put my fingers to make the notes. I did already find one chart on a website, but since I`m so new to all this, it might as well be in chinese and I can`t read it. So I`m wondering if anyone can help me out with a really simple and straight forward fingering chart. Also if anybody has any advice about joining a band or orchestra. I`m 20 years old, so I guess it would have to be a community band, but I wouldn`t imagine that you can just join a band if you can`t play anything.
Anyways, hopefully I`ll hear something from someone soon.
thanks in advance.
Mandie


Re: I really need help finding a free fingering chart    19:49 on Saturday, August 17, 2002          
(Carmello)
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Hey! I can understand where you`re coming from. I started learning how to play about a year ago and when I saw these fingering chart things on the net I was so confused but this is a good site to get started on! Check it out:

http://www.celloheaven.com/position/position.htm

I know that this page doesn`t really have a fingering chart but it explains the different positions very simply and there`s supposed to be a link to a proper fingering chart somewhere at the end I think! Enjoy!


Re: I really need help finding a free fingering chart    20:08 on Saturday, August 17, 2002          
(Carmello)
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Oh, here`s the link to the actual fingering chart:

http://w1.541.telia.com/~u54104547/Fingering_chart_Cello.jpg

Come to think of it, I think that I need to check it out more often myself because I`m also now learning about the other positions and it seems simple enough...


Re: I really need help finding a free fingering chart    19:40 on Saturday, November 23, 2002          
(sean)
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I`ve been playing the cello since I was in the 6th grade and now i am 20. You can find the notes on your own. fingers shifting on all strings; open 1,3,4/1,3,4/1,2,3/1,2,3 and on until you go of the finger bord NORMAL/SHifting 0 1 3 4 1 3 4 12312312312312 A string-- a b c sharp, d shift, e f g sharp abcdefgabcdefg D string-- d e f sharp, g shift, a b c sharp
G string-- g a b sharp, c shift, d e f sharp
C string-- c d e sharp, f shift, g a b sharp (as the notes and shifting gets higher fingers get closer togeather)


Re: I really need help finding a free fingering chart    19:43 on Saturday, November 23, 2002          
(sean)
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I screwed the numbers


Re: I really need help finding a free fingering chart    11:20 on Sunday, November 24, 2002          
(sean)
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I`ve been playing the cello since I was in the 6th grade and now i am 20. You can find the notes on your own. fingers shifting on all strings; open 1,3,4/1,3,4/1,2,3/1,2,3 and on until you go of the finger bord

NORMAL SHIFTING

_________0 1 3______4______13 4_____12312312312312

A string-- a b c sharp, d shift, e f g sharp abcdefgabcdefgabc

D string- d e f sharp, g shift, a b c sharp
G string- g a b sharp, c shift, d e f sharp
C string- c d e sharp, f shift, g a b sharp

(as the notes and shifting gets higher fingers get closer togeather)


Re: I really need help finding a free fingering chart    12:20 on Monday, November 25, 2002          
(mandie)
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thanks so much for the advice. I really think it`s cool that people actually will take the time to respond to a stranger on the web.
Anyways, I`m doing a lot better now, even though I didn`t have too much success looking for a fingering chart on the web, I ended up buying one at a local music store. thank you so much for responding


Re: I really need help finding a free fingering chart    12:59 on Friday, November 29, 2002          
(sean)
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your welcome


Re: I really need help finding a free fingering chart    06:57 on Wednesday, April 2, 2003          
(sheena)
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i really need a fingering chart for piano! or something because im learning how to play piano so i can play it for the school concert.
i have the muscic sheet but i dont know how to read the notes!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Re: I really need help finding a free fingering chart    21:26 on Thursday, April 3, 2003          
(sean)
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I don`t know what to tell you, but for you to just get easy piano music and listen to it off of the internet so you will have a good idea of where your fingers go.


Re: I really need help finding a free fingering chart    19:33 on Thursday, July 3, 2003          
(Harvey)
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Hi. There is no fixed fingering on a piano. Just use whatever`s comfortable or whatever it says in the music. Just remember that "1" means "thumb". You can turn (cross your fingers over each other), and turn however you want, if you "run out of fingers". If you don`t know what I`m talking about ask a pianist near you and he/she`ll explain it to you better.


Re: I really need help finding a free fingering chart    12:29 on Saturday, December 3, 2005          
(violistandpianist94)
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actually, You SHOULDNT twist however you can.this contortion of the wrist could hurt you. When my piano teacher was in collage, she did this, sprained her wrist,and couldn`t play for a month. when you are doing 2 oct. scales, you should usally use a 123123412312345 pattern for assending rH and 543213214321321 for LH.


   




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