trill G3-A3 (the highest) on flute?

Question

i cannot trill G3-A3 (the highest) on flute. I use the fingering the same as for trill G-A (the lowest). is there any easier fingering?? a little bit flat or sharp is fine. thanks.

or if you have tips how to trill G3-A3 using the fingering for G-A, it's fine too. (like the embouchure, etc)

need ans asap

Answer 1

Left hand - thumb (natural), 2, 3
Right - 2, 3, Eb

Trill the Left 3.
(picture representation here: http://www.wfg.woodwind.org/flute/fl_tr2_3.html)

Here's the best fingering chart site:
http://www.wfg.woodwind.org/flute/index.html

Answer 2

Both of these responses are excellent. However, on your NEXT flute, youmight want to get an additional key. It OPENS in the same place,although it has 2 different names, depending where the key you TOUCH is placed. I have both of these possibilities on two of my flutes. One is called a B?C# trill - and you need that AND one of the RH trill keys to do the G3/A3 trill. IT is located as a second curved key, above to auxilliary Bb key (RH1).

The other key is *called* a G/A trill key, and it is a small trill key right next to the RH1 trill key. Since you can get BOTH of thosetrill keys with one finger, it makes that trill espcially sweet and easy. I have this key on a Sakurai professional flute ( that actually someone I met on this list may be interested in purchasing!)

Answer 3

Here is a link to some flute fingerings including the G3-A3 trill.

http://www.jennifercluff.com/alternate.htm

Hope this helps.

Answer 4

well what i do (i have NO idea if this is right) is play a high B (like normal) and put down your second finger on your left hand. thats just a B to an A but it might be a trill. I'm not completely sure