2nd valve
2nd valve, same as F sharp.
E-sharp is the same as F-natural.
It's the 1st finger
An F Sharp is a note on the viola. To play this note, you put you second finger on the D string (2nd highest string) and it will either play an F natural, or an F sharp. The F finger would be touching the third finger, the G note. If you are playing an F natural, The F finger would be touching the first finger, the E note. Make sure that when you are playing the F Sharp note, there should be a space between the F Sharp note and the E note, your first finger.
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It's the same as F-natural
A concert F sharp (as played on a piano) is a C on an E flat alto sax.
Vowels 1 2 and 3
d sharp,e,f sharp,g,d sharp,e,f sharp,c etc
It depends on which octave of E sharp you want to play. E sharp is basically F.
All I know is that whenever there is a flat or a sharp on a certain line or space then that note is sharp or flat. Ex.: F ---#--- D ------ B ------ G ------ E ------ Since there's a sharp on F then all F's in the music are sharp.
first valve down gives you Fabove middle C. F# is the lowest note that a common Bb trumpet can play without the use of any slides. It has a fingering of 1-2-3