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fingering

In music, notation directing the player to use specific fingers on specific notes. In keyboard music ‘1’ represents the thumb, ‘2’ the index finger, and so on. In orchestral string music ‘1’ represents the index finger, ‘2’ the middle finger, and so on.



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