YAMAHA YVS-120 Venova Casual Wind Instrument User Manual
- June 13, 2024
- Yamaha
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YVS-120 Venova Casual Wind Instrument
User Manual
YVS-120 Venova Casual Wind Instrument
Alto Venova™ YVS-120
Lets play Venova!
Fingering Chart
German System
The Alto Venova is used only with the German fingering system. *
Semitones such as F#, G#, Bb tend to easily play sharp, and are hard to
resonate. Use fingering, airflow, and embouchure control to adjust
intonation.
Sample Songs
When The Saints Go Marching In
Difficulty: Low
This song only requires fingering with the left hand so make sure you provide
good support with your right thumb to keep the instrument from moving about.
When The Saints Go Marching In
When The Saints Go Marching In
Difficulty: High
The low “C” is difficult to sound. Make sure your fingering, embouchure, and
airflow balanced well.
When The Saints Go Marching In
Amazing Grace
Difficulty: Low
The “E” requires use of the octave key (or thumbing) so pay close attention to
your fingering to get a good, solid tone.
Amazing Grace
Amazing Grace
Difficulty: High
It is important that all the tone holes are properly covered in order to get a
good resonant tone on the low notes. Make sure the tone holes are completely
covered with the ball of your finger (not the tip).
Amazing Grace
Supplement: Fingering Chart in Concert Pitch (notes match a piano)
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