The document provides a fingering chart for the bassoon. It indicates that to play a particular note, the keys or levers filled in red should be depressed or the holes covered. The third finger of the right hand depresses the large G lever. It also notes that the contrabassoon sounds an octave lower than the written notes. Uncolored areas indicate keys left untouched or holes.
The document provides a fingering chart for the bassoon. It indicates that to play a particular note, the keys or levers filled in red should be depressed or the holes covered. The third finger of the right hand depresses the large G lever. It also notes that the contrabassoon sounds an octave lower than the written notes. Uncolored areas indicate keys left untouched or holes.
The document provides a fingering chart for the bassoon. It indicates that to play a particular note, the keys or levers filled in red should be depressed or the holes covered. The third finger of the right hand depresses the large G lever. It also notes that the contrabassoon sounds an octave lower than the written notes. Uncolored areas indicate keys left untouched or holes.
The document provides a fingering chart for the bassoon. It indicates that to play a particular note, the keys or levers filled in red should be depressed or the holes covered. The third finger of the right hand depresses the large G lever. It also notes that the contrabassoon sounds an octave lower than the written notes. Uncolored areas indicate keys left untouched or holes.
To finger a particular note, depress the keys or levers or cover the holes filled in red. The third finger of the right hand depresses the large G lever. The contrabassoon sounds one octave below the written notes. Uncolored: indicates either a "hole" or a key left untouched.
