This page describes how to create a web link to the Flutetree songbook and have it default to a particular fingering style or flute maker. This is obviously of interest to flute makers that want to direct their customers to the songbook and have the fingering immediately match their flute. The trick is adding ?fs=XYZ to the URL of the songbook web link, where XYZ is a code for a fingering style or flute maker.

A list of flute makers and fingering styles follow. Each include a URL that can be cut and paste into your HTML. If a flute maker would liked to be added to this list, or need additional assistance, please contact the the web master which is listed at the bottom of this page.

• The most common 6-hole fingering is "Popular Pentatonic (Mode 1) 6-hole" which is also the most likely finger of flute makers that are not listed here.

  http://www.flutetree.com/songbook/contemporary/index.html?fs=P14

• The most common 5-hole fingering is "Popular Pentatonic (Mode 1) 5-small-hole"

  http://www.flutetree.com/songbook/contemporary/index.html?fs=FH1

• Pentatonic (Mode 1) 5-large-hole

  http://www.flutetree.com/songbook/contemporary/index.html?fs=FH2

• The original fingering for Tablature is "R. Carlos Nakai 6-hole tablature"

  http://www.flutetree.com/songbook/contemporary/index.html?fs=RC1

• Ken Light (Amon Olorin) 6-hole

  http://www.flutetree.com/songbook/contemporary/index.html?fs=KL1

• Barry Higgins (White Crow) 6-hole

  http://www.flutetree.com/songbook/contemporary/index.html?fs=BH4

• Brent Haines (Woodsounds) 6-hole

  http://www.flutetree.com/songbook/contemporary/index.html?fs=BH7

• Ed Hrebec (Spirit of the Woods Flutes) 6-hole

  http://www.flutetree.com/songbook/contemporary/index.html?fs=EH1

• J.P. Gomez (Heartsong) 6-hole

  http://www.flutetree.com/songbook/contemporary/index.html?fs=JP1

• Michael Gulino (Moonlight Creek) 6-hole

  http://www.flutetree.com/songbook/contemporary/index.html?fs=MG1

• Pat Haran ( ) 6-hole

  http://www.flutetree.com/songbook/contemporary/index.html?fs=PH1

• Rich Halliburton (Querencia Flutes) 6-hole

  http://www.flutetree.com/songbook/contemporary/index.html?fs=RH1

• Russ Venable (Mode 1) 6-hole

  http://www.flutetree.com/songbook/contemporary/index.html?fs=RV1

• Stephen O'Donnell (Watershed) 6-hole

  http://www.flutetree.com/songbook/contemporary/index.html?fs=WS1

• Tom Stewart (Stellar) 6-hole

  http://www.flutetree.com/songbook/contemporary/index.html?fs=TS1

• Tony Sawyer (NeoTraditional) 6-hole

  http://www.flutetree.com/songbook/contemporary/index.html?fs=TS2

• Michael Graham Allen (Coyote Oldman) makes a wide variety of fingerings. The most common are:
  
  Michael Graham Allen (Coyote Oldman) 6-hole

  http://www.flutetree.com/songbook/contemporary/index.html?fs=MA1

  
  Michael Graham Allen (Coyote Oldman) 5-hole

  http://www.flutetree.com/songbook/contemporary/index.html?fs=MA2

• Butch Hall makes a wide variety of flutes that appeal from beginners to professionals, which is why he supports a number of fingers:
  
  Butch Hall (Standard fingering) 6-hole

  http://www.flutetree.com/songbook/contemporary/index.html?fs=BH6

  
  Butch Hall (Classic fingering) 6-hole

  http://www.flutetree.com/songbook/contemporary/index.html?fs=BH1

  
  Butch Hall (Classic Alternate) 6-hole

  http://www.flutetree.com/songbook/contemporary/index.html?fs=BH2

  
  Butch Hall (Older C-minor & flute kit) 6-hole

  http://www.flutetree.com/songbook/contemporary/index.html?fs=BH3

Flutetree currently has two other songbooks, one for diatonic and the other for Hopi/Anasazi flutes. These instruments have a significantly different fingering, which results in songs from one songbook may not be accessible across all flutes. For this reason the songbook divides the songs into such groups. Flute makers that are interested in expanding the songbooks for these alternative flutes, please send an e-mail with your suggestions.