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What it does is a little more clear in this image:peeplj wrote:That should be the equivalent of the long-F, but given the complexity of that mechanism, how many keys it actually moves is anybody's guess.
--James
In this flute, the fingering for F# is like in a simple-system flute. To get the Fnat, you have to close an additional key (labeled F# Hole in the picture). So it's different from the 8-key flute, where you would finger an E and open the F key. There are 3 ways to make F-nat in this system (short and long levers for that F-nat key, and the Baroque forked fingering, since RH-3 is also connected to the F-nat key). If you're interested in this kind of flute, you should read the text in the page.
The address of the page is:
http://www.oldflutes.com/articles/radcliff.htm
It's part of Rick Wilson's site; lots of great stuff there.
That mechanism, BTW, is simpler than it looks. Simpler than the Boehm mechanism. It just has a lot of rods in it, while the Boehm makes a couple of rods do double duty.
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