Try out our interactive flute fingering chart by clicking on any note. You can also download and print the PDF chart for free.

Download a flute fingering chart * From the fifth bar onward, the fingering for E-C#(Db) is the same as for an octave. * The actual pitch of an alto flute is four tones down from the written score.

This chart provides you with the basic fingerings for all the notes on the flute. Print out the illustrations if you want a handy reference during your music making!

Below is a list of all available fingering charts for Boehm-system flutes, which are the modern, most common type used today in bands and orchestras. The fingerings apply to all sizes (piccolo, concert flute, alto flute, and bass flute) of closed-G# flutes (the common option, as opposed to the rarer open-G# models) unless specified otherwise.

Flute fingering chart ♭= flat note ♯= sharp note = key left open = key pressed down Watch for notes that can have alternative fingerings, such as A♯/ B♭

A flute fingering chart visually represents every note you can play on the flute, paired with how to position your fingers for each note. Whether you're a total beginner or someone brushing up on forgotten skills, understanding this chart is crucial to learning your flute notes.

Providing descriptions of fingerings that are listed without a description. Providing quarter-tone and multiphonic fingerings for each woodwind instrument. Providing piccolo, clarinet, and recorder thirds tremolo fingerings.

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Flute Fingering Chart. On this page, you'll find: An easy-to-read fingering chart for flute; A quick WALK-THROUGH video, showing you EXACTLY where to put your fingers on the flute; And as a bonus, you'll learn: How to AVOID the 4 REALLY common MISTAKES beginner flute players make when reading a fingering chart

It’s been designed to be easy to read and includes everything from a basic fingering chart, a list of useful alternative fingerings and notes on their usage, various fourth octave fingerings for players to find the combination that works best for them, and a full trill chart.