The Fingering Chart

Fingering charts for band instruments

Every note on 17 instruments, drawn clearly enough to read from a music stand. Tap a note to see it larger and hear how it should sound.

Woodwinds

Flute37 notes · low C to high CPiccolo35 notes · low D to high COboe33 notes · low B♭ to high F♯Clarinet40 notes · low E to high GBass Clarinet34 notes · low E♭ to high CBassoon42 notes · low B♭ to high E♭Alto Sax33 notes · low B♭ to high F♯Tenor Sax33 notes · low B♭ to high F♯Bari Sax33 notes · low A to high FSoprano Sax33 notes · low B♭ to high F♯Recorder27 notes · low C to high D

Brass

Trumpet31 notes · low F♯ to high CMellophone31 notes · low F♯ to high CFrench Horn33 notes · low E to high CTrombone31 notes · low E to high B♭Euphonium31 notes · low E to high B♭Tuba38 notes · low E to high F

Reference

Transposition chartConcert pitch to written pitch for all 17 instrumentsPrintable chartsFree one-page PDF for every instrument

How these charts are made

Every fingering is checked against at least two published charts, including the manufacturer’s own. Where sources disagree, the chart shows the fingering most band directors teach and lists the other as an alternate.

Sounds play at the pitch the instrument actually produces, so you can match it with a tuner or your own instrument.