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What are the finger positions on the trumphet.
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What are the finger positions on the trumphet.
Well, there are three valves: 1 2 3

Basic Positions
1. open (no valves are pressed)
2. press valve 1
3. press valve 2
4. press valve 3
5. press valves 1 and 2
6. press valves 1 and 3
7. press valves 2 and 3

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