Fingering Charts for Wind and Brass

Each chart shows which keys, holes, valves or slide positions to use for a note, with the range of the instrument laid out note by note. Woodwind charts show the keys pressed, brass charts show valve combinations or slide positions.

Tools in this group

• Bassoon Fingering Chart — Bassoon fingering chart for the German (Heckel) system, low B♭ to D5: whisper key, flick keys and partly covered holes. Hear each note and print the chart.
• Clarinet Fingering Chart — Clarinet fingering chart for the B♭ clarinet, written low E to high C. See the holes and keys for every note, hear it, and print the full chart.
• Flute Fingering Chart — Flute fingering chart with a diagram for every note from low C to high C. Pick a note to see the keys, hear it, see it on the staff and print the chart.
• Oboe Fingering Chart — Oboe fingering chart with a diagram for every note from B♭3 to F6: half-hole and octave keys, F alternates. Hear each note and print the full chart.
• Recorder Fingering Chart — Recorder fingering chart for soprano and alto: every note with thumb, half-hole and double-hole diagrams, English and German fingering, and a printable sheet.
• Saxophone Fingering Chart — Saxophone fingering chart with a diagram for every note from low B♭ to high F. Pick alto, tenor, soprano or baritone, hear each note and print the chart.
• Trombone Slide Positions Chart — All 7 Positions and Their Notes — Trombone slide chart: pick a note to see its slide position on a 1–7 ruler, alternate positions and F attachment, hear it, quiz yourself and print.
• Trumpet Fingering Chart — Valve Chart for Every Note — Trumpet fingering chart for B♭ trumpet: pick any note from F♯3 to C6 to see which valves to press, hear it, quiz yourself and print a sheet.
• Tuba and Euphonium Fingering Chart — 3 and 4 Valves, BB♭ and CC — Tuba fingering chart for BB♭, CC, E♭ and F tuba and B♭ euphonium (3 or 4 valves): pick a note to see the valves, hear it and print a sheet.