Clarinet fingering charts
Every clarinet in the Boehm system uses the same fingerings: a fingering belongs to the written note, not to the sound. What changes from one clarinet to another is how that written note sounds. Pick your clarinet to see each note with its sounding pitch.
- G clarinet fingering chart a fourth lower than written Open the chart →
- B♭ clarinet fingering chart a whole step lower than written Open the chart →
- A clarinet fingering chart a minor third lower than written Open the chart →
- C clarinet fingering chart as written (concert pitch) Open the chart →
Reading the diagrams
The filled holes and keys are the ones to press. "Back" marks the thumb hole and the register key on the back of the clarinet. Notes with two names (C♯ and D♭) use the same fingering.
Fingerings: standard Boehm system, after the Woodwind Fingering Guide (wfg.woodwind.org).