#Bansuri finger chart free#

#Bansuri finger chart free#

Folks who provide this sort of resource free of charge are the kind of people we need more of. An excellent fingering chart, well made, and prints clear and clean. I get the impression that many flute-publishers don't proof-read their charts. good job! :) Saturday, Novem3:30:00 PMДear Chelsey, Yes, I grew up with a fingering chart (very old, very smudged, very photocopied) that gave the wrong fingering for high Bb so I know what you mean it's STILL hard to find a good flute fingering chart that's absolutely correct. Every one would make common mistakes like says this fingering was this note when it was the next note up. I tried many flute charts and yours was the only correct. This fingering chart is awesome! It's legible, and prints, too. WOW!!! My mom had a chart for fingering, but i couldn't find it. And I have never heard of any other fingerings for F and E in the middle register other than the basic ones. 'Rolling in' is a slightly wrong instruction, in my opinion. Saturday, Aug4:30:00 AMДear Gary, Actually, when I learned the flute at age 11 I was HAPPY that several of the fingerings were just the same in the low and middle octaves, and that overblowing (increasing the air-speed) was all that was needed. A mid-life crisis in the positive sense! Gary Folkestone, England. I have only just started to learn to play, and wish I'd started years ago. Even so, modern the flute is a remarkable development. Maybe my guitar tuner will prove this to be true or false. Admittedly I have acquired some suggested alternatives elsewhere, but I donвЂ™t know if they are correct. I have heard about over blowing and rolling-in.

But it still leaves with the problem of E & F having the same fingerings in 1st and 2nd octaves! I will need to ask my teacher about this as I would love to play the whole scale. See articles on this site about buying a used flute, and finding a teacher: and Best of luck, Jen Wednesday, Ma12:04:00 AMДear Jennifer, Thanks you the clear flute fingering charts of a more legible format. You'll play much better, much faster on a good instrument with a good teacher. Take it to a private teacher to test, and be sure to get lessons. I would look for a second-hand Yamaha flute for around $200 if you can find one, and make sure it is fully functional. Tuesday, Ma11:45:00 PMД¬heap flutes don't last, and can be frustrating to play. Now, i am beginner in flute and i have some question where did i buy flute and with cheap price of course. Nice to hear from you about Pedagogical usefulness. Those like me - music teachers who are not flute specialists - appreciate folks like you who give information we wouldn't necessarily have otherwise. There are a numbers of music education blogs out there, and I particularly enjoy the ones like your that focus on pedagogy. Thank you so much! Sheila Friday, Decem12:14:00 PM

Marvelous! I thought I was going crazy seeing as the only decent chart (without ads on it for yucky flutes) were un-printable.