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    Alternating Normal and Extended Finger Patterns: Minuet

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    This document discusses different finger patterns used for keys with flats in piano playing. In the lower octave, B major uses a normal finger pattern, while in the upper octave it uses an extended finger pattern. Specifically, the first finger is placed in a normal position for the lower notes but extends down a half step for the higher notes of B major.

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    This document discusses different finger patterns used for keys with flats in piano playing. In the lower octave, B major uses a normal finger pattern, while in the upper octave it uses an extended finger pattern. Specifically, the first finger is placed in a normal position for the lower notes but extends down a half step for the higher notes of B major.

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    Sassmannshaus_Cello3_S26

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    This document discusses different finger patterns used for keys with flats in piano playing. In the lower octave, B major uses a normal finger pattern, while in the upper octave it uses an extended finger pattern. Specifically, the first finger is placed in a normal position for the lower notes but extends down a half step for the higher notes of B major.

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    Alternating Normal and Extended Finger Patterns: Minuet

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    This document discusses different finger patterns used for keys with flats in piano playing. In the lower octave, B major uses a normal finger pattern, while in the upper octave it uses an extended finger pattern. Specifically, the first finger is placed in a normal position for the lower notes but extends down a half step for the higher notes of B major.

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    Alternating Normal And Extended Finger Patterns

    Keys with flats use different finger patterns in the lower and upper octaves: B major Lower octave = Normal pattern 2
    1st Finger normal position 2nd Finger 4th Finger

    Nut Half step 1st Finger


    downward extension

    Half step

    B 2

    F 1

    F 1

    B C D E F G Upper octave = Extended pattern

    Minuet

    Christian Petzold (16771733)

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