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Printable Clarinet Fingering Charts, by Kyle Coughlin

After hearing many students say that they could not understand their clarinet fingering chart, I decided to create the clearest and easiest to use fingering charts available. Every fingering features a large picture of a clarinet with color coding for the left and right hands.

There are dozens of clarinet charts on the internet, which are just copies of the old “circle and dot” method that has been confusing students for years, but why waste your time trying to figure out how to finger a note when you could be making music instead.

My fingering charts are as clear and simple to use as possible. Each chart is an interactive PDF. You can print the pages or simply view them on your computer using Adobe Reader. They can be enlarged so that the images are nearly life-size. If you click on a fingering, you will be taken to a web page that plays the pitch of that particular note, allowing you to make sure that you are using the correct fingering. You can look up a fingering quickly and easily and get back to playing the clarinet!

Purchase the Printable PDF Clarinet Fingering Charts for $3.50

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View a sample image of one of the fingering charts.

The features of the printable fingering charts:
Every fingering is shown on a picture of a clarinet
Standard and alternate fingerings are included
Explanations are given for the alternate fingerings
The fingering images link to audio files of each pitch (internet connection required)
The PDF can be enlarged so the images are life-size

When you purchase the fingering charts you will download a zip file with three separate fingering charts for each register of the clarinet: lower, upper, and altissimo.