Welcome
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to The Woodwind Fingering Guide!
While you'll
probably like to jump straight to the extensive Fingering
Charts section, you can also ask and answer questions in the
Forum
or
share your own fingerings to be added to this
site, and check out Past and Future
Additions to the site. The Guide even has oboe
fingerings software. If you cannot find what you are seeking, try
the site map or links
pages.
          
Fingering
Charts in this site
Basic
Fingerings
Alternate Fingerings
Quarter Tone Fingerings
Trill Fingerings
Tremolo Fingerings
Flattement Fingerings
Multiphonic Fingerings
for
many sizes and models of band and orchestral woodwind instruments
Flute
and Piccolo
Oboe and English Horn
Clarinet
Saxophone
Bassoon
and
for several other woodwind instruments
Recorder
Tin Whistle and Fife
Charanga Flute
Irish Uilleann Pipes
Shakuhachi Flute
Sarrusophone
Future
Projects
Here
are some ideas being considered for future and improved fingering
charts in this site. If you would be interested in helping by providing
original fingerings or fingering descriptions for any of these projects,
please contact Mark Charette.
- Separating
saxophone altissimo fingerings by model size (soprano vs. alto
vs. tenor, etc.).
- Providing
descriptions of fingerings that are listed without a description.
- Providing
quarter-tone and multiphonic fingerings for each woodwind instrument.
- Providing
piccolo, clarinet, and recorder thirds tremolo fingerings.
- Including
ocarina and fife fingerings.
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Latest
Updates:
June 22,2008
- Tim seems to have gotten lost somewhere. I'm going to take over in his absence - hopefully we'll see him again soon.
Mark Charette
Earlier
updates...
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Take
a look at all the Contributors to the
Woodwind Fingering Guide, from avid high school enthusiasts to professional
musicians. This site welcomes and thrives upon such additions to
its charts. See the Submissions page to
see how you can contribute fingerings to this growing resource.
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