You normally put it on the thumb key, which is the longer key right next to the circular one. Or you can do the alternate fingering, which is where you put your thumb on the circular key. Pick the one that's most comfortable for you.
On the opposite side of the keys on the lower joint.
G flat is the enharmonic of F sharp; thumb and three fingers without the pinky on the left hand, and third finger with pinky on the right hand.
On a typical flute, 'low' g requires the left hand thumb to close the hole at the back of the flute, and the 1st, 2nd and 3rd fingers of the the left hand close all the upper holes just above it. This means that all the holes controlled by the left hand are closed. All the holes controlled by the right hand are open.
An E sharp is more or less the same note as an F natural. For the lower two octaves, it'd be fingered, left thumb-1-2-3, right 1 and pinky on the Eflat key. For the higher octave, it'd be left thumb 1-3, right 1 and pinky on the Eflat key.
the fingering for f is the thumb pressing down on the back key and pressing the first three keys down with your left hand and the first round key with your right hand
three- your left hand's thumb, index finger, and middle finger.:)
left hand: index finger, thumb right hand: index finger, pinkie
Well, D # is the same as E flat Low e flat- thumb,1,2,3 on ur left hand and 1,2,3,pinky on ur right hand Middle e flat- thumb,2,3 on ur left hand and 1,2,3,pinky on ur right hand High e flat- thumb,1,2,3,pinky on ur left hand and 1,2,3,pinky on ur right hand Hope I told u what u needed :)
To play A on the flute your first two fingers and thumb on your left hand should be down and you pinky should be down on your left hand.
G flat is the enharmonic of F sharp; thumb and three fingers without the pinky on the left hand, and third finger with pinky on the right hand.
To play an A on the flute (low or medium octave), you put down your first, second, and thumb fingers on your left hand and your pinky on your right hand. For the highest octave, it is 2nd finger and thumb on your left hand and pinky on your right.
Low a- thumb,1,2 on left hand pinky on right hand Middle a- same High a- thumb,2 on left hand and 1,pinky on right hand
On a typical flute, 'low' g requires the left hand thumb to close the hole at the back of the flute, and the 1st, 2nd and 3rd fingers of the the left hand close all the upper holes just above it. This means that all the holes controlled by the left hand are closed. All the holes controlled by the right hand are open.
A sharp is the same as B flat. So normally you would use left thumb, left index finger, right index finger, and left pinky. Or... You can use the double left thumb key (the one on the left) and left index finger with left pinky. The second fingering is usually easier, unless there is a Cb in the key signature, then you may want to use the first. The first fingering is usually taught first.
An E sharp is more or less the same note as an F natural. For the lower two octaves, it'd be fingered, left thumb-1-2-3, right 1 and pinky on the Eflat key. For the higher octave, it'd be left thumb 1-3, right 1 and pinky on the Eflat key.
the fingering for f is the thumb pressing down on the back key and pressing the first three keys down with your left hand and the first round key with your right hand
right hand- first finger 2nd 3rd and pinkie left hand - no fingers
three- your left hand's thumb, index finger, and middle finger.:)