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A fingering chart is an essential tool for any beginning trumpet player. The chart shows the valve combinations needed to play the notes in the most common registers. Each note name is labeled with the corresponding fingering depicted by open and depressed valve circles.
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Learn how to play the major scale in every key on the trumpet, cornet, or flugelhorn Key: the "o" characters stand for an open valve, while the "x" characters stand for a closed valve. For each note the valves are listed 1st, 2nd, and 3rd valve from left to right C Major Scale Trumpet Fingering Chart C / D / E / F / G / A / B / C
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This is the Yamaha Corporation [Musical Instrument Guide] website. This article contains information about the Trumpet [How to Play the Trumpet:Fingering diagram for the trumpet]
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F# 123 Gb 123 G 13 G# 23 Ab 23 A 12 A# 1 Bb 1 B 2 C 0 C# 123 Db 123 D 13 D# 23 Eb 23 E 12 F 1 F# 2 Gb 2 G 0 G# 23 Ab 23 A 12 A# 1 Bb 1 B 2 10 C 0 C# 12 Db 12 D 1 D# 2.
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Trumpet Fingering Chart. The valves in our trumpets are pretty simple things. When you press the first valve for example (the one closest to the mouthpiece), your airstream is sent through the tubing connected to the first valve which changes the pitch of the note. To learn more about how the valves work in your Trumpet, Cornet, and Flugelhorn.
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This fingering chart is suitable for trumpet, cornet and flugelhorn in Bb as well as other brass instruments such baritone and euphonium. The fingering will.
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Trumpet Fingering Chart: for B-Flat Trumpet, Cornet, Flugelhorn and Baritone Paperback - September 1, 1998 by Brenda Murphy (Author) 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 44 ratings
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BASIC FINGERING CHART CORNET, TRUMPET, MELLOPHONE, ALTO HORN www.conn-selmer.com Circles Circles above above the the note note represent represent the the valves. valves. Red Red (filled) (filled) circles circles indicate indicate valves valves that that are are to to be be depressed. depressed.
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Do you want to learn how to play the cornet or trumpet? This elementary fingering chart is a handy guide for beginners and intermediate players. It shows you the correct finger positions for each note, as well as the range and transposition of the instruments. Order it now from Sheet Music Plus and start practicing!
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Bb TRUMPET/CORNET FINGERING CHART 123 Eb 23 23 Db c Db 123 B cb B cb 13 B cb 23.
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Trumpet/Cornet Andrew Spang has created a terrific fingering chart with note names, concert pitch, and when to use your 1st or 3rd slide to tune a note. (A simple trumpet fingering chart may be found here, but the other one is way better.) A basic printable fingering chart is available here.
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Fingering Charts sheets4brass Finger Charts Also known as Note Charts, Valve Charts and Slide Charts. On this page we have Fingering Charts for Trumpet and all the other brass instruments. This also includes bass clef for the lower instruments and slide charts for the trombone.
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This chart can also be used for playing cornet, flugelhorn, tenor horn, baritone, euphonium (which have three valves), and the tuba (three valves treble clef). The fingerings shown are the ones that are most likely to be in tune on most trumpets.