Best Lower Register Bassoon Fingerings
As used by the CBSO bassoon section (in 1992!)
Click on a note to go to the fingering.
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![054-318](https://johnschroder.co.uk/js/wp-content/uploads/Images/Fingpics/054-318.gif)
![055-318](https://johnschroder.co.uk/js/wp-content/uploads/Images/Fingpics/055-318.gif)
![056-318](https://johnschroder.co.uk/js/wp-content/uploads/Images/Fingpics/056-318.gif)
![076-318](https://johnschroder.co.uk/js/wp-content/uploads/Images/Fingpics/076-318.gif)
The C# key (left little finger) may improve the sound.
![086-318](https://johnschroder.co.uk/js/wp-content/uploads/Images/Fingpics/086-318.gif)
The Eb key can be used instead of the C# key (both left little finger).
![091-318](https://johnschroder.co.uk/js/wp-content/uploads/Images/Fingpics/091-318.gif)
![099-318](https://johnschroder.co.uk/js/wp-content/uploads/Images/Fingpics/099-318.gif)
![106-318](https://johnschroder.co.uk/js/wp-content/uploads/Images/Fingpics/106-318.gif)
The F key (right little finger) should be closed by the F# key (right thumb).
![114-318](https://johnschroder.co.uk/js/wp-content/uploads/Images/Fingpics/114-318.gif)
If you don’t use the Eb key (left little finger) your G is sharper.
![121-318](https://johnschroder.co.uk/js/wp-content/uploads/Images/Fingpics/121-318.gif)
![125-318](https://johnschroder.co.uk/js/wp-content/uploads/Images/Fingpics/125-318.gif)