Can someone please let me know the necessary keys on a D Flute inorder to play a tune that's in the Key of C
Thanks,
Craig
Flute Keys for Tune in C
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Well, if "necessary" means "no half-holing", then you'd need an F key. You might want a C key on the foot as well, if you need the C below the bell D.On 2002-03-04 23:39, CraigMc wrote:
Can someone please let me know the necessary keys on a D Flute inorder to play a tune that's in the Key of C
Cheers,
<ul>-Rich</ul>
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you can transcribe the tune and play it in D and not worry (unless the others are playing it in the key of C)
or...pick up a C wistle and play with the "D fingering" and it will play in C.
or get a G flute (they do make them, you know) and transcribe the tune to the key of G fingering you're used to on a D flute....and the tune will be in C.
ah, the possibilities!
or...pick up a C wistle and play with the "D fingering" and it will play in C.
or get a G flute (they do make them, you know) and transcribe the tune to the key of G fingering you're used to on a D flute....and the tune will be in C.
ah, the possibilities!