• Trills

• Turned Trills
  • Full step above; Full step below
  • Half step above; Full step below
  • Full step above; Half step below
  • Half step above; Half step below

• Regular Turns
  • Full step above; Full step below
  • Half step above; Full step below
  • Full step above; Half step below
  • Half step above; Half step below

Trills

Trill - From Ab (See below for alternate)			Trill - From G (See below for alternate)
Ab	Gb (alt)		G	Gb
Comments: Best to start on a normal Ab, since the Ab on the trill is somewhat flat. This fingering has the oddity that putting the trill finger down makes the pitch go up.			Comments: Normal fingering

Alternate Trill - From Ab			Alternate Trill - From G
Ab	Gb (alt)		G	Gb (alt)
Comments: The trilled note is really a low F, but gently played and slurred from a regular 2nd octave Ab, you get a 2nd octave Gb that is useable on some recorders, although somewhat odd sounding. It cannot be held, but can be good for short trills.

Turned Trills

Turned Trill Full step above, Full step below
	Ab	Gb (alt)	E (alt)	Gb
	Comments: Takes some practice!

Turned Trill Half step above; Full step below
	G	Gb	E (alt)	Gb
	Comments:

Turned Trill Full step above; Half step below
	Ab	Gb (alt)	F (alt)	Gb
	Comments:

Turned Trill Half step above; Half step below
	G	Gb	F (alt)	Gb
	Comments:

Regular Turns

Turn Full step above; Full step below
	Ab	Gb	E (alt)	Gb
	Comments: Also possible with regular E

Turn Half step above; Full step below
	G	Gb	E (alt)	Gb
	Comments: Also possible with regular E

Turn Full step above; Half step below
	Ab	Gb	F (alt)	Gb
	Comments:

Turn Half step above; Half step below
	G	Gb	F (alt)	Gb
	Comments: