Cross-fingered Gsharp
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Cross-fingered Gsharp
I know this has been asked before, but it seemed easier to ask again than spend hours sifting through hundreds of posts.
I don't have a fully-keyed chanter and I'm trying to learn a reel in Amajor. So how do I cross-finger that pesky G#?
I don't have a fully-keyed chanter and I'm trying to learn a reel in Amajor. So how do I cross-finger that pesky G#?
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It's a fierce tricky one without keys. Experiment with playing A off the knee with all the fingers down. Also try all finger combinations you can think of to get it as close as you can... might get something distantly resembling the G#.... but probably not. This and a combination of shading... I don't envy your task though.
Patrick.
It's a fierce tricky one without keys. Experiment with playing A off the knee with all the fingers down. Also try all finger combinations you can think of to get it as close as you can... might get something distantly resembling the G#.... but probably not. This and a combination of shading... I don't envy your task though.
Patrick.
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...and here's the previous tread on this subject:
http://chiffboard.mati.ca/viewtopic.php ... highlight=
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Setting the sights a little low, aren't we? When I find my rich husband I'll buy a couple of Taylor sets, perhaps a few Egans and maybe even a Coyne or two. [/quote]
If you had the money, can you still get ahold of these sets???
Setting the sights a little low, aren't we? When I find my rich husband I'll buy a couple of Taylor sets, perhaps a few Egans and maybe even a Coyne or two. [/quote]
If you had the money, can you still get ahold of these sets???
If you can make Uilleann Pipes, you deserve to.
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Hah. The fully keyed K&Q chanter is only in addition to the $50,000 dressage horse.PJ wrote:Setting the sights a little low, aren't we? When I find my rich husband I'll buy a couple of Taylor sets, perhaps a few Egans and maybe even a Coyne or two.TheSilverSpear wrote:That's the plan after I find my rich husband.