B foot
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B foot
I see in Reinecke Flute Concert that a low A tone ( lower than the C tone in the B foot ) is played . How is it played (fingering) with a flute ? ( I mean the A note below the 5 lines)
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Re: B foot
First movement? As far as I know there's no low A. By any chance, are you refering to the low A's in the first line of a score similar to this one:
https://fr.scribd.com/document/49279971 ... e-Concerto#
If so, these are part of the tutti and played by the orchestra, not the solo flute. (Notice that the notes are written in a smaller font.) If you look at a different edition without the tutti, there's no low A. Or are your refering to something else?
For your information, this forum is about simple system flutes used in (Irish) traditional music, not about the modern Boehm silver flute, so you won't find many people who play classical music around here, although some do.
https://fr.scribd.com/document/49279971 ... e-Concerto#
If so, these are part of the tutti and played by the orchestra, not the solo flute. (Notice that the notes are written in a smaller font.) If you look at a different edition without the tutti, there's no low A. Or are your refering to something else?
For your information, this forum is about simple system flutes used in (Irish) traditional music, not about the modern Boehm silver flute, so you won't find many people who play classical music around here, although some do.
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Re: B foot
Yes .I am Reffering to that point . Thanks . I understand that as long at Solo is in effect the flute plays alone . Tutti sections are for the orchestra
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Re: B foot
Thanks . What you say makes sense