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1C3

1Bb3

1Bb11

1B2

1C1

1C4

1C5

1D1

1D1

1D2

Eb1

Eb3

Eb4

Eb6

F2

F3

c#

F4

F6

F7

F7

F8

F17

F#1

F#3

F#4

F#4

F#5   F#7

G1

G1

c#

G2

G3

G3

G4

G7

1

a

G9

G11

G11

G13

a

G23

 Ab1

 Ab1

 Ab2

c#

 Ab3

c#

 Ab3

 Ab4

 Ab5

 Ab6

 Ab8

 Ab9

 Ab10

 Ab11

 Ab7

ac#

 Ab13

ac#

 Ab13

c

 Ab16

c

 Ab17

 Ab19

ac#

 Ab33

 A3

 A5 A6 A1

c#

 A15

Bb1

Bb2

Bb2

B1

B1

C1

ac#

C4

C5

ac#

C13

c

D1

Ebtr 

c

D10

Multiphonics for Moder German-System BassoonClassified by some audible internal frequencies

Leslie Ross / August 2011

Many of these multiphonics are closely related to tenor register notes but first register fingerings are maintainedas reference in order to avoid any confusion caused by the plethora of upper register alternate fingerings.

In this fingering for example:Low F is fingered; low C# added while E tone-hole and G key are removed.

Tablature of multiphonic fingerings are notated in the following manner:The large note designates the base fingering (to be read in bass clef) which is used as foundation.The small shaded note represents a tone-hole ot key that is to be added o the base fingering.The small empty note represents a tone holeot key that is to be removed from the base fngering.

tr tr  Register and wing keys are noted by their key name above te staff (c#, a, c & d as are trill keys (c# and Eb )

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