Trumpet 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.
New players: start with the five notes marked First 5.
Notes are shown as written for trumpet. B♭ instrument: sounds a major 2nd lower than written.
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. Notes are shown as written for trumpet. B♭ instrument: sounds a major 2nd lower than written.
Teachers: you may print and copy this chart for your students.
Pick any note, play it, and the page tells you if you got it. Nothing is recorded.
How to read the chart
- A filled circle means press that valve. An open circle means leave it up.
- Notes marked First 5 are the five the learning path starts with.
A filled circle means press that valve. An open circle means leave it up. Notes marked First 5 are the five the learning path starts with.
Trumpet notes, low to high
F♯3
Valves 1 + 2 + 3
Sounds concert E3.
F-sharp 3. Also written G♭3 (G-flat 3).
Check itStep by step
- Press all three valves - the lowest standard note.
G3
Valves 1 + 3
Sounds concert F3.
Check itStep by step
- Press the first and third valves.
A♭3
Valves 2 + 3
Sounds concert G♭3.
A-flat 3. Also written G♯3 (G-sharp 3).
Check itStep by step
- Press the second and third valves.
A3
Valves 1 + 2
Sounds concert G3.
Check itStep by step
- Press the first and second valves.
B♭3
Valve 1
Sounds concert A♭3.
B-flat 3. Also written A♯3 (A-sharp 3).
Check itStep by step
- Press the first valve.
B3
Valve 2
Sounds concert A3.
Check itStep by step
- Press the second valve.
C4
First 5
Open (no valves)
Sounds concert B♭3.
Check itStep by step
- No valves pressed. Buzz a relaxed, low pitch.
C♯4
Valves 1 + 2 + 3
Sounds concert B3.
C-sharp 4. Also written D♭4 (D-flat 4).
Check itStep by step
- Press all three valves - naturally sharp, listen carefully.
D4
First 5
Valves 1 + 3
Sounds concert C4.
Check itStep by step
- Press the first and third valves.
E♭4
Valves 2 + 3
Sounds concert D♭4.
E-flat 4. Also written D♯4 (D-sharp 4).
Check itStep by step
- Press the second and third valves.
E4
First 5
Valves 1 + 2
Sounds concert D4.
Check itStep by step
- Press the first and second valves.
F4
First 5
Valve 1
Sounds concert E♭4.
Check itStep by step
- Press the first valve only.
F♯4
Valve 2
Sounds concert E4.
F-sharp 4. Also written G♭4 (G-flat 4).
Check itStep by step
- Press the second valve.
G4
First 5
Open (no valves)
Sounds concert F4.
Check itStep by step
- No valves pressed - firmer air than low C.
A♭4
Valves 2 + 3
Sounds concert G♭4.
A-flat 4. Also written G♯4 (G-sharp 4).
Check itStep by step
- Press the second and third valves.
A4
Valves 1 + 2
Sounds concert G4.
Check itStep by step
- Press the first and second valves.
B♭4
Valve 1
Sounds concert A♭4.
B-flat 4. Also written A♯4 (A-sharp 4).
Check itStep by step
- Press the first valve.
B4
Valve 2
Sounds concert A4.
Check itStep by step
- Press the second valve.
C5
Open (no valves)
Sounds concert B♭4.
Check itStep by step
- No valves - firmer air than low C.
C♯5
Valves 1 + 2
Sounds concert B4.
C-sharp 5. Also written D♭5 (D-flat 5).
Check itStep by step
- Press the first and second valves.
D5
Valve 1
Sounds concert C5.
Check itStep by step
- Press the first valve.
E♭5
Valve 2
Sounds concert D♭5.
E-flat 5. Also written D♯5 (D-sharp 5).
Check itStep by step
- Press the second valve.
E5
Open (no valves)
Sounds concert D5.
Check itStep by step
- No valves - E sits on the open partial.
F5
Valve 1
Sounds concert E♭5.
Check itStep by step
- Press the first valve.
F♯5
Valve 2
Sounds concert E5.
F-sharp 5. Also written G♭5 (G-flat 5).
Check itStep by step
- Press the second valve.
G5
Open (no valves)
Sounds concert F5.
Check itStep by step
- No valves - strong, fast air.
Practice these notes
The trumpet learning path takes these notes a few at a time: name the note, find the fingering, then play it into the microphone. The first five notes are free to practice, with no account. The microphone only listens while you play, and nothing is recorded.
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