Flute Fingering Chart Practice (Page 1)
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36 flashcards covering flute fingering chart concepts, enharmonic equivalences, and fingering patterns.
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What is the purpose of the flute fingering chart from Page 1?
It shows which holes/keys are open or pressed to produce different pitches.
In the flute fingering chart, what does 'open' indicate?
A hole is uncovered and no key is pressed.
In the flute fingering chart, what does 'pressed down' indicate?
A key is pressed.
Which two spellings are enharmonic equivalents for C#?
C# and Db.
Which two spellings are enharmonic equivalents for D#?
D# and Eb.
Which two spellings are enharmonic equivalents for E?
E and Fb.
Which two spellings are enharmonic equivalents for E#?
E# and F.
Which two spellings are enharmonic equivalents for F#?
F# and Gb.
Which two spellings are enharmonic equivalents for G#?
G# and Ab.
Which two spellings are enharmonic equivalents for A#?
A# and Bb.
Which two spellings are enharmonic equivalents for B#?
B# and C.
Which two spellings are enharmonic equivalents for Cb?
Cb and B.
Which two spellings are enharmonic equivalents for B?
B and Cb.
Which two spellings are enharmonic equivalents for C?
C and B#.
Which two spellings are enharmonic equivalents for F?
F and E#.
Which two spellings are enharmonic equivalents for Eb?
Eb and D#.
Which two spellings are enharmonic equivalents for Gb?
Gb and F#.
Which two spellings are enharmonic equivalents for Ab?
Ab and G#.
What does the fingering pattern 0000000 typically indicate?
All holes/keys are open.
What does the fingering pattern 1000000 typically indicate?
One key is pressed (others open).
What does the fingering pattern 10010000 typically indicate?
Two keys are pressed in the shown positions.
Which line shows the enharmonic pair Cb and B?
The line listing Cb and B.
Which line shows the enharmonic pair B# and C?
The line listing B# and C.
Which line shows the enharmonic pair E and Fb?
The line listing E and Fb.
Which line shows the enharmonic pair D# and Eb?
The line listing D# and Eb.
Which line shows the enharmonic pair C# and Db?
The line listing C# and Db.
Which line shows the enharmonic pair F# and Gb?
The line listing F# and Gb.
Which line shows the enharmonic pair G# and Ab?
The line listing G# and Ab.
Which two spellings share the pitch of Bb?
A# and Bb.
True or False: E and Fb are the same pitch.
True.
True or False: C and B# are the same pitch.
True.
True or False: B and Cb are the same pitch.
True.
Which line in the notes shows the A# and Bb pair?
The line listing A# and Bb.
What pair is shown next to C on the chart?
C# and Db.
What is the enharmonic pair that includes E and Fb?
E and Fb.
What is the enharmonic pair that includes D# and Eb?
D# and Eb.
What is the enharmonic pair that includes C# and Db (alternate phrasing)?
C# and Db.
What is the enharmonic pair that includes F# and Gb (alternate phrasing)?
F# and Gb.
What is the enharmonic pair that includes G# and Ab (alternate phrasing)?
G# and Ab.
Which enharmonic pair includes A# and Bb (to spell the same pitch)?
A# and Bb.
What general purpose does the flute fingering chart provide besides note names?
A guide to fingerings (open vs pressed) needed to produce each pitch.
Which flats are commonly shown in the chart?
Db, Eb, Gb, Ab, Bb, Cb.
Which sharps are commonly shown in the chart?
C#, D#, F#, G#, A#, E#.