G5 on the Bass Clarinet
To play G5 on bass clarinet: Left hand: register key, thumb, 1, 2, 3.
Play along: hear the note for 2 beats, then you play it for 2.
- Register key
- Thumb hole
- Left index (hole 1)
- Left middle (hole 2)
- Left ring (hole 3)
Sounds concert F4, the F in the bass clef staff.
Sounds concert F4, the F in the bass clef staff.
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G5 is written G5 and sounds concert F4.
Register key, thumb and the three left-hand fingers. Sounds concert F4, the F in the bass clef staff.
- Primary fingering: Register key + Thumb hole + Left index (hole 1) + Left middle (hole 2) + Left ring (hole 3)
- Written pitch: G5 · Concert pitch: F4
- Sounding frequency: 349.23 Hz
What to press, key by key
- Register key
- Thumb hole
- Left index (hole 1)
- Left middle (hole 2)
- Left ring (hole 3)
Questions
How do you play G5 on bass clarinet?
To play G5 on bass clarinet: Left hand: register key, thumb, 1, 2, 3. G5 is written G5 and sounds concert F4. Press: Register key, Thumb hole, Left index (hole 1), Left middle (hole 2), Left ring (hole 3).
Is G5 written or concert pitch?
The name on this page is the written note you read. On B♭ bass clarinet it sounds concert F4.
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