Fingering Chart For Clarinet (Black) printable pdf download

Fingering Chart For Clarinet (Black)

Fingering Chart for Clarinet

Front of Clarinet

œ # œ b

Back of Clarinet

left thumb

œ # œ b

F# Gb

G# Ab

œ # œ b

& ˙

œ # œ b

A# Bb

& œ # œ b

The FINGERING CHART is written upward in HALF STEPS. The easiest

way to learn about half steps is to look at a piano keyboard.

Black keys come between most but not all of the white keys. When you

move from any key to the very next key, you move a HALF STEP.

When you move UP the keyboard, the black keys are called SHARPS. When you move DOWN the keyboard,

the black keys are called FLATS. On the diagram, notice how a sharped note and flatted note are really the

same because they meet in the middle of two letters, such as (C# and Db) or (D# and Eb). ENHARMONIC

TONES are what these pairs of tones can be called. They look different but are played the same and sound

the same.

Fingering Chart For Clarinet (Black)