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How do you play a high F sharp on the clarinet?

How do you play a b sharp on the clarinet? or do you know a website with a fingering chart?

  • sorry but i have all county band tomorrow, and im cramming because i havent even tryed playing some of the peices, and one of them changes from b-flat to b-sharp in the middle of the piece and my fingering chart doesnt have b sharp of c flat. i need both high a low. I also need to know what it means when there is a sfz underneith two notes?

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    b sharp=c natural (same fingering as c) c flat = b natural (same fingering as b) sfz= suddenly forceful (big attack)

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B sharp is the same as C natural. "Sfz" is a sfortzando. You should play each note that it's written under with a sfortzando. (You might wanna practice your pieces before you have to play them!)

faeriefiddler

a B# is a C and here is a fingering chart for you http://www.amromusic.com/images/band_instruments/clarinet/fingering_chart_clarinet.gif sfz is when you attack the note with LOTS OF SOUND and very loud, and then you back off to very very soft

coolsk8ingirl

There is no such thing as b sharp/c flat. B sharp written on paper simply means c natural. Oh and I believe sfz means get loud and back off really quick and slowly get louder. Know what I mean?

Art Vandelay

same as F flat

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