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Fingering charts
Each chart runs from its lowest note to its highest, with alternate fingerings. Print one for your folder.
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WoodwindsClarinet fingering chart: the first 12 notes, then low E to high CThe first 12 notes many band books teach and the order to learn them in, plus a chart from low E to high C.WoodwindsFlute fingering chart: why many notes use the same fingers in two octavesBeginner flute fingerings, and how your air, not your fingers, moves many fingerings up an octave.WoodwindsSaxophone fingering chart: beginner notes and full referenceThe first notes many band books teach, then each written note from low B♭ to high F with the octave key marked. One chart for alto, tenor, and bari.BrassTrumpet fingering chart: how 3 valves make so many notesBeginner trumpet fingerings, why eight valve combinations make seven pitch groups, and how one fingering plays several notes.BrassTrombone slide position chart: beginner notes and full referenceThe first five notes and their positions, how to read the chart, then every note by register, with alternates and F-trigger positions.