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Baritone (Treble Clef) Fingering Chart

Every note from low F-sharp to high G (written F♯3 to G5). 26 notes, each with its staff notation and its fingering. Free to view, no sign-in.

3-valve euphonium uses the same written fingerings.

New players: start with the five notes marked First 5.

Notes are shown as written for baritone (treble clef). B♭ treble-clef notation: sounds a major 9th lower than written.

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Baritone (Treble Clef) notes, low to high

    1. F♯3

      Baritone (Treble Clef) fingering for F-sharp 3 (F♯3): Valves 1 + 2 + 3

      Valves 1 + 2 + 3

      Sounds concert E2.

      F-sharp 3. Also written G♭3 (G-flat 3).

      Step by step
      • Press all three valves - the lowest standard note.
      Check it

    2. G3

      Baritone (Treble Clef) fingering for G3: Valves 1 + 3

      Valves 1 + 3

      Sounds concert F2.

      Step by step
      • Press the first and third valves.
      Check it

    3. A♭3

      Baritone (Treble Clef) fingering for A-flat 3 (A♭3): Valves 2 + 3

      Valves 2 + 3

      Sounds concert G♭2.

      A-flat 3. Also written G♯3 (G-sharp 3).

      Step by step
      • Press the second and third valves.
      Check it

    4. A3

      Baritone (Treble Clef) fingering for A3: Valves 1 + 2

      Valves 1 + 2

      Sounds concert G2.

      Step by step
      • Press the first and second valves.
      Check it

    5. B♭3

      Baritone (Treble Clef) fingering for B-flat 3 (B♭3): Valve 1

      Valve 1

      Sounds concert A♭2.

      B-flat 3. Also written A♯3 (A-sharp 3).

      Step by step
      • Press the first valve.
      Check it

    1. B3

      Baritone (Treble Clef) fingering for B3: Valve 2

      Valve 2

      Sounds concert A2.

      Step by step
      • Press the second valve.
      Check it

    2. C4

      First 5

      Baritone (Treble Clef) fingering for C4: Open (no valves)

      Open (no valves)

      Sounds concert B♭2.

      Step by step
      • No valves pressed. Relaxed, low buzz.
      Check it

    3. C♯4

      Baritone (Treble Clef) fingering for C-sharp 4 (C♯4): Valves 1 + 2 + 3

      Valves 1 + 2 + 3

      Sounds concert B2.

      C-sharp 4. Also written D♭4 (D-flat 4).

      Step by step
      • Press all three valves - naturally sharp, listen carefully.
      Check it

    4. D4

      First 5

      Baritone (Treble Clef) fingering for D4: Valves 1 + 3

      Valves 1 + 3

      Sounds concert C3.

      Step by step
      • Press the first and third valves.
      Check it

    5. E♭4

      Baritone (Treble Clef) fingering for E-flat 4 (E♭4): Valves 2 + 3

      Valves 2 + 3

      Sounds concert D♭3.

      E-flat 4. Also written D♯4 (D-sharp 4).

      Step by step
      • Press the second and third valves.
      Check it

    1. E4

      First 5

      Baritone (Treble Clef) fingering for E4: Valves 1 + 2

      Valves 1 + 2

      Sounds concert D3.

      Step by step
      • Press the first and second valves.
      Check it

    2. F4

      First 5

      Baritone (Treble Clef) fingering for F4: Valve 1

      Valve 1

      Sounds concert E♭3.

      Step by step
      • Press the first valve only.
      Check it

    3. F♯4

      Baritone (Treble Clef) fingering for F-sharp 4 (F♯4): Valve 2

      Valve 2

      Sounds concert E3.

      F-sharp 4. Also written G♭4 (G-flat 4).

      Step by step
      • Press the second valve.
      Check it

    4. G4

      First 5

      Baritone (Treble Clef) fingering for G4: Open (no valves)

      Open (no valves)

      Sounds concert F3.

      Step by step
      • No valves pressed - faster air than low C.
      Check it

    5. A♭4

      Baritone (Treble Clef) fingering for A-flat 4 (A♭4): Valves 2 + 3

      Valves 2 + 3

      Sounds concert G♭3.

      A-flat 4. Also written G♯4 (G-sharp 4).

      Step by step
      • Press the second and third valves.
      Check it

    1. A4

      Baritone (Treble Clef) fingering for A4: Valves 1 + 2

      Valves 1 + 2

      Sounds concert G3.

      Step by step
      • Press the first and second valves.
      Check it

    2. B♭4

      Baritone (Treble Clef) fingering for B-flat 4 (B♭4): Valve 1

      Valve 1

      Sounds concert A♭3.

      B-flat 4. Also written A♯4 (A-sharp 4).

      Step by step
      • Press the first valve.
      Check it

    3. B4

      Baritone (Treble Clef) fingering for B4: Valve 2

      Valve 2

      Sounds concert A3.

      Step by step
      • Press the second valve.
      Check it

    4. C5

      Baritone (Treble Clef) fingering for C5: Open (no valves)

      Open (no valves)

      Sounds concert B♭3.

      Step by step
      • No valves - firmer air than low C.
      Check it

    5. C♯5

      Baritone (Treble Clef) fingering for C-sharp 5 (C♯5): Valves 1 + 2

      Valves 1 + 2

      Sounds concert B3.

      C-sharp 5. Also written D♭5 (D-flat 5).

      Step by step
      • Press the first and second valves.
      Check it

    1. D5

      Baritone (Treble Clef) fingering for D5: Valve 1

      Valve 1

      Sounds concert C4.

      Step by step
      • Press the first valve.
      Check it

    2. E♭5

      Baritone (Treble Clef) fingering for E-flat 5 (E♭5): Valve 2

      Valve 2

      Sounds concert D♭4.

      E-flat 5. Also written D♯5 (D-sharp 5).

      Step by step
      • Press the second valve.
      Check it

    3. E5

      Baritone (Treble Clef) fingering for E5: Open (no valves)

      Open (no valves)

      Sounds concert D4.

      Step by step
      • No valves - E sits on the open partial.
      Check it

    4. F5

      Baritone (Treble Clef) fingering for F5: Valve 1

      Valve 1

      Sounds concert E♭4.

      Step by step
      • Press the first valve.
      Check it

    5. F♯5

      Baritone (Treble Clef) fingering for F-sharp 5 (F♯5): Valve 2

      Valve 2

      Sounds concert E4.

      F-sharp 5. Also written G♭5 (G-flat 5).

      Step by step
      • Press the second valve.
      Check it

    1. G5

      Baritone (Treble Clef) fingering for G5: Open (no valves)

      Open (no valves)

      Sounds concert F4.

      Step by step
      • No valves - fast, focused air.
      Check it

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