Taking the
tube-tone as 2is one of the most commonly used fingerings for the bamboo flute, and it is also a fingering that bamboo flute enthusiasts must master, aside from taking thetube-tone as 5. The fingering of taking thetube-tone as 5is relatively commonly used and is suitable for most common pieces. However, the fingering of taking thetube-tone as 2is more convenient in the performance of some specific styles or specific pieces. Once you have learned these two fingerings, you can play the vast majority of pieces.It should be noted that although there may be multiple fingerings for the bamboo flute to produce the same note, some of them are not commonly used. In the above fingering chart, the notes of
low 4,middle 1,middle 2,middle 4,high 1, andhigh 2all have two fingerings. The former one is the commonly used fingering, but when playing decorative notes such as appoggiaturas, finger tapping notes, and glissandos during the performance, the latter fingering is often used as well.The difference is that although there are relatively simple fingerings without half-holes for the
low 4andmiddle 4, it is recommended to use the half-hole fingerings. Because once you are proficient, during the actual performance of pieces, the half-hole fingerings are more convenient to use and have stronger expressiveness.
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