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From: Ian Patrick Ring <IPRING@ARTSU2.Watstar.UWaterloo.CA>
Subject: <<SPECIALIZED SAXOPHONE FINGERING ASCII >>
Date: 1996/02/06
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   The crowd over at alt.music.saxophone needed an ascii format for 
representing alternate fingerings. For each key, there must be a symbol 
for open and for closed, like "O" and "*". 

   The idea is to make it readable.


Open: (C#)
=========
   (

  (     O
   (     O
    (   O
        O
    <
   ( (
    >     O
       O  O
          O
   
           )
            )
           )



High B flat
===========
   *

  (     *
   (     O
    (   O
        O
    <
   ( (
    >     *
       O  O
          O
   
           )
            )
           )


Low B flat
==========
   (

  (     *
   (     O
    (   *
        *
    <
   ( (
    *     *
       O  *
          *
   
           )
            *
           )


You get the idea. - IR