Although I’ve set out all of my basic fingerings in my fingering charts, from time to time I find myself wanting to make note of an easier way to produce a particular trill, special fingerings for harmonics or multiphonics, or a new alternate fingering I’ve learned from a colleague. To make this easier, I whipped up a printable blank fingering chart that makes it easy to jot down a fingering quickly and legibly. The staves are completely empty so that you can write notes in any clef, and the blank fingering diagrams are once again courtesy of Bret Pimentel’s Fingering Diagram Builder. I hope you’ll find this to be useful, too!
Update (6/25/2014): Find the latest version of my blank fingering chart paper here: https://davidawells.com/resources/blank-chart-paper/
Suzanne McGowen
April 13th, 2015
David,
Leigh Munoz gave me this website as a resource. I am an oboist/beginning band director and am starting bassoonists for the first time! I am trying to get a copy of your fingering chart but I cannot access the link. Is there another way I can get a copy of this.
Sincerely,
Suzanne
Sarah
July 12th, 2017
Hello David! May I please use your blank fingering chart page on my educational website? I’m making it as part of my Masters degree, so everything is purely educational.
Thank you!
Sarah
David A. Wells
July 12th, 2017
Yes, of course!
anna emery
February 9th, 2018
Thank you, David. This is a huge service to some of us musicians, saving us a lot of time!