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Neck Positions: Fingerings, Tenor Clef Flashcards

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Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

Aflat3

II: 4 in -2nd 3 in +2nd

2 in -3rd 1 in +3rd

-1 in -4th

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Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

Bsharp3

I: 3 in Half 2 in 1st

1 in -2nd -1 in +2nd

II: 4 in -4th 3 in +4th

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Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

Gsharp3

II: 4 in -2nd 3 in +2nd

2 in -3rd 1 in +3rd

-1 in -4th

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Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

D3

II: 0 in any position

III: 4 in +2nd 3 in -3rd

2 in +3rd 1 in -4th

-1 in +4th

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Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

Fsharp4

I: 4 in +3rd 3 in -4th

2 in +4th

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Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

G4

I: 4 in -4th 3 in +4th

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Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

Esharp3

II: 3 in Half 2 in 1st

1 in -2nd -1 in +2nd

III: 4 in -4th 3 in +4th

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Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

F4

I: 4 in -3rd 3 in +3rd

2 in -4th 1 in +4th

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Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

Esharp4

I: 4 in -3rd 3 in +3rd

2 in -4th 1 in +4th

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Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

Cflat4

I: 2 in Half 1 in 1st

-1 in -2nd

II: 4 in +3rd 3 in -4th

2 in +4th

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Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

Gsharp4

I: 4 in +4th

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Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

Csharp4

I: 4 in Half 3 in 1st

2 in -2nd 1 in +2nd

-1 in -3rd

II: 4 in +4th

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Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

Bflat3

I: 1 in Half -1 in 1st

II: 4 in -3rd 3 in +3rd

2 in -4th 1 in +4th

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Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

A3

I: 0 in any position

II: 4 in +2nd 3 in -3rd

2 in +3rd 1 in -4th

-1 in +4th

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Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

F4

II: 3 in Half 2 in 1st

1 in -2nd -1 in +2nd

III: 4 in -4th 3 in +4th

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Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

B3

I: 2 in Half 1 in 1st

-1 in -2nd

II: 4 in +3rd 3 in -4th

2 in +4th

17
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Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

Dsharp3

II: 1 in Half -1 in 1st

III: 4 in -3rd 3 in +3rd

2 in -4th 1 in +4th

18
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Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

Gflat4

I: 4 in +3rd 3 in -4th

2 in +4th

19
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Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

Aflat4

I: 4 in +4th

20
Q

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

Dflat4

I: 4 in Half 3 in 1st

2 in -2nd 1 in +2nd

-1 in -3rd

II: 4 in +4th

21
Q

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

Asharp3

I: 1 in Half -1 in 1st

II: 4 in -3rd 3 in +3rd

2 in -4th 1 in +4th

22
Q

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

E3

II: 2 in Half 1 in 1st

-1 in -2nd

III: 4 in +3rd 3 in -4th

2 in +4th

23
Q

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

E4

I: 4 in +2nd 3 in -3rd

2 in +3rd 1 in -4th

-1 in +4th

24
Q

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

Eflat3

II: 1 in Half -1 in 1st

III: 4 in -3rd 3 in +3rd

2 in -4th 1 in +4th

25
Q

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

D4

I: 4 in 1st 3 in -2nd

2 in +2nd 1 in -3rd

-1 in +3rd

26
Q

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

G3

II: 4 in 1st 3 in -2nd

2 in +2nd 1 in -3rd

-1 in +3rd

27
Q

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

Dsharp4

I: 4 in -2nd 3 in +2nd

2 in -3rd 1 in +3rd

-1 in -4th

28
Q

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

C4

I: 3 in Half 2 in 1st

1 in -2nd -1 in +2nd

II: 4 in -4th 3 in +4th

29
Q

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

Gflat3

II: 4 in Half 3 in 1st

2 in -2nd 1 in +2nd

-1 in -3rd

III: 4 in +4th

30
Q

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

Fsharp3

II: 4 in Half 3 in 1st

2 in -2nd 1 in +2nd

-1 in -3rd

III: 4 in +4th

31
Q

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

Fflat3

II: 2 in Half 1 in 1st

-1 in -2nd

III: 4 in +3rd 3 in -4th

2 in +4th

32
Q

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

Eflat4

I: 4 in -2nd 3 in +2nd

2 in -3rd 1 in +3rd

-1 in -4th

33
Q

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

A

Fflat4

I: 4 in +2nd 3 in -3rd

2 in +3rd 1 in -4th

-1 in +4th

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