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Fingering charts for band instruments
Finger Chart has a fingering chart for each band instrument. Tap a note to see the fingering, hear it, and print a free PDF. Made for students, parents and band directors.
All fingering charts
Brass
Brass fingering charts
- Trumpet Fingering ChartB♭ trumpet valves, low F♯ to high C and above.
- French Horn Fingering ChartDouble horn F and B♭ sides, and single F horn.
- Trombone Slide ChartAll seven slide positions, with the F attachment.
- Bass Trombone Slide ChartSingle and double valve, down to pedal B♭.
- Euphonium Fingering Chart3- and 4-valve, bass clef and treble clef.
- Baritone Fingering ChartBass clef, treble clef and marching baritone.
- Tuba Fingering ChartBB♭ tuba, 3 and 4 valves.
- Sousaphone Fingering ChartBB♭ and E♭ sousaphone, 3 valves.
Woodwinds
Woodwinds fingering charts
- Flute Fingering ChartAll three octaves, low C to high C.
- Piccolo Fingering ChartC piccolo, low D to high B♭. Same keys as flute.
- Clarinet Fingering ChartB♭ clarinet from low E through the break to altissimo.
- Bass Clarinet Fingering ChartLow E♭ and low C bass clarinet, including the extension.
- Alto Sax Fingering ChartAlto, tenor, bari and soprano sax: one chart.
- Oboe Fingering ChartLow B♭ to high F, half-hole and three F fingerings.
- Bassoon Fingering ChartWhisper key, half-hole and flick keys.
Recorder
Recorder fingering chart
Tools
Tuner and recorder notes
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How it works
More than a picture of a chart
01
Tap a note
Pick a note on the staff, the note list or the keyboard. The diagram shows exactly what to press.
02
Hear it
Every note plays at concert pitch, so you know what you are aiming for before you play it.
03
Print it
Each chart has a free PDF and a printable page for your music stand or classroom wall.
Every chart is drawn from scratch and checked against standard published fingerings. Fingerings that vary between instruments are being reviewed by players. Found a mistake? Email us.