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Each results page has the acoustic response of the flute
for the fingering indicated
with a sound spectrum and a sound clip for the note played with that
fingering.
The B foot flute, as illustrated, is longer than one with a C foot. Its
lowest note is B3. This longer foot joint also facilitates some high notes.
Non-standard fingerings
A4 A#4
E4 F#4 B4
C5 C#5 D5
E5 F#5 A5
A#5 B5
C#6 D#6 E6
C7 C#7 D#7
F#7
Flutists may suggest
other fingerings for study.
Multiphonics
| A#4 & E5 |
C5, C6 & D#6 |
C#5 & E6
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| A#4, A#5 & F6 |
C5 & D6 |
D5, F5, D6 & F6
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| C5 & F5 |
C5 & D#6 |
D5, C6, F6 & A#6
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| C5 & F#5 |
C#5, D5, C#6 &
D6 |
D5 & E6
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C5, B5 & G6
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C#5, E5, C#6 &
E6 |
D#5, B5, D6,
G6 & A#6 |
Flutists may suggest
other multiphonics for study.
The flutes
Results are presented for these flutes:
Baroque, classical and modern flutes are described in The
anatomy and evolution of the flute.
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