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Flute Fingering Chart
The full range of the Boehm-system flute with a C foot joint, from low C (C4) three octaves up to C7. The flute is a non-transposing instrument, so every note sounds as written. Tap a note name to hear its pitch.
Full-range fingering chart
Tap a note name to hear its concert pitch.
Click a note on the staff to see its fingering. The ← → keys also move between notes.
Show every note as a list (for printing)
Written note | Keys to press
thumb B · R pinky C
thumb B · R pinky C♯
thumb B
thumb B · R pinky E♭
thumb B · R pinky E♭
thumb B · R pinky E♭
thumb B · R pinky E♭
thumb B · R pinky E♭
thumb B · R pinky E♭
thumb B · L pinky G♯ · R pinky E♭
thumb B · R pinky E♭
thumb B · R pinky E♭
thumb B♭ lever · R pinky E♭
thumb B · R pinky E♭
R pinky E♭
R pinky E♭
thumb B
thumb B · R pinky E♭
thumb B · R pinky E♭
thumb B · R pinky E♭
thumb B · R pinky E♭
thumb B · R pinky E♭
thumb B · R pinky E♭
thumb B · L pinky G♯ · R pinky E♭
thumb B · R pinky E♭
thumb B · R pinky E♭
thumb B♭ lever · R pinky E♭
thumb B · R pinky E♭
R pinky E♭
R pinky E♭
thumb B · R pinky E♭
thumb B · L pinky G♯ · R pinky E♭
thumb B · R pinky E♭
thumb B · R pinky E♭
thumb B · R pinky E♭
R pinky E♭
L pinky G♯ · R pinky E♭
thumb B · R pinky E♭
thumb B · R pinky D
thumb B · R pinky D♯
L pinky G♯
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Frequently asked questions
How many octaves does the flute fingering chart cover?
Three octaves, C4 to C7. The first and second octaves use nearly identical fingerings and are selected by air speed and lip aperture; fingerings change in the third octave.
Why are there three fingerings for B♭?
The standard fingering uses the left and right index fingers. The thumb B♭ lever frees the right hand in flat keys. Choose by the key of the piece.
When do I press the E♭ key with the right pinky?
On almost every note except low D, D♯ and middle D, E♭. It also helps balance the instrument, so keeping it down is the default.
Is the fingering the same with a B foot joint?
Yes. A B foot only adds low B (B3); all other fingerings are unchanged. This chart is for a C foot, so it stops at low C.
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