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    To play the higher notes from C2 to B2 on a wind instrument, blow a bit harder as you go up the scale. Refer to the fingering chart above for the notes and their solfege names in the second octave, from C2 (do high) to B2 (ti).

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    To play the higher notes from C2 to B2 on a wind instrument, blow a bit harder as you go up the scale. Refer to the fingering chart above for the notes and their solfege names in the second octave, from C2 (do high) to B2 (ti).

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    To play the higher notes from C2 to B2 on a wind instrument, blow a bit harder as you go up the scale. Refer to the fingering chart above for the notes and their solfege names in the second octave, from C2 (do high) to B2 (ti).

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    Blow a little bit harder as you go up the scales of the notes belonging to the higher scales or second octave,

    namely C2, D2, E2,


    F2, G2, A2, B2. See fingering chart above

    C  - do (low)
    D  - re
    E  - mi
    F  - fa
    G  - so
    A  - la
    B  - ti
    C2 - do (high

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