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Bassoon Fingering Finder App Phase 2

The Bassoon Fingering Finder App aims to provide a comprehensive digital resource for bassoon fingerings, addressing the challenges of learning and cataloging them. Following the success of Phase 1, which established a repository of fingerings, Phase 2 will evolve this information into a mobile app. The app will feature finger placement models, user input functionality, and suggest optimal fingerings. Additionally, it will allow users to hear requested notes and support continuous development through social networking integration.

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Bassoon Fingering Finder App Phase 2

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  1. Bassoon Fingering Finder AppPhase 2 Client: Susan Hess, LHSOM

  2. Bassoon – double reed instrument

  3. Project Description • Rationale for project: • Bassoon fingerings are difficult to learn • Fingerings are not adequately cataloged • Some fingerings are “better” than others • A repository of fingerings desired by the client, was largely accomplished by CS students as Phase 1 • http://blazing-summer-3661.herokuapp.com/. • This semester (Phase 2), the client would like to move Phase 1 information to a mobile app along with additional functionality

  4. Phase 1 accomplishments • Website development: • Model of finger placement • Ability to input, edit fingerings based on model • Partial catalog of fingerings created • Minimal beta testing accomplished

  5. Website example (Phase 1)

  6. Model of fingering (Phase 1)

  7. Example of low Bb Fingering

  8. Desired Featuresof Phase 2 • Design app for mobile devices, using model and catalog developed in Phase 1 • Ability to query app for list of fingerings for particular note • Ability of app to suggest “best” fingerings for sequence of notes • Hear note requested • Long-term strategy to fund continuous development of app • Social networking link

  9. Student Involvement • CS

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