This fingering chart was made by an unknown maker, probably Germany, ca. 1800-1825. The fingering chart is for a 4-keyed flute. It is made of paper with black ink. This chart was accessioned with ...

PACIFICA — When Gail Edwards’ flute students get hung up on the fingering or rhythm of a song, her advice is to “just be free and play it as if you were singing.” The allusion to singing ...

This fingering chart was made by John A. Kyle and sold by William Hall and Son in New York, New York, ca. 1850. The fingering chart is for a 4-keyed flute. It is made of paper with black ink. Location ...