Free Interactive Trumpet Fingering Chart & Quiz

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Trumpet Fingering Fun!

Learn written notes on the B-flat trumpet

Your written note
C4 – Low C

Choose a note below to see its fingering.

𝄞Written pitch (not concert pitch)
Your written note
D4 – Low D

Choose a note below to see its fingering.

𝄞Written pitch (not concert pitch)
Your written note
E4 – E

Choose a note below to see its fingering.

𝄞Written pitch (not concert pitch)
Your written note
F4 – F

Choose a note below to see its fingering.

𝄞Written pitch (not concert pitch)
Your written note
G4 – G

Choose a note below to see its fingering.

𝄞Written pitch (not concert pitch)
Your written note
A4 – A

Choose a note below to see its fingering.

𝄞Written pitch (not concert pitch)
Your written note
B4 – B

Choose a note below to see its fingering.

𝄞Written pitch (not concert pitch)
Your written note
C5 – High C

Choose a note below to see its fingering.

𝄞Written pitch (not concert pitch)
Your written note
D5 – High D

Choose a note below to see its fingering.

𝄞Written pitch (not concert pitch)
Your written note
E5 – High E

Choose a note below to see its fingering.

𝄞Written pitch (not concert pitch)
Your written note
F5 – High F

Choose a note below to see its fingering.

𝄞Written pitch (not concert pitch)
Your written note
G5 – High G

Choose a note below to see its fingering.

𝄞Written pitch (not concert pitch)
Pick a note
Three trumpet valves

Golden valves are pressed down.

Open – no valves
Valves 1 + 3
Valves 1 + 2
Valves 1
Open – no valves
Valves 1 + 2
Valves 2
Open – no valves
Valves 1
Valves 1 + 2
Valves 1
Open – no valves
Remember!

Valve 1 is nearest the mouthpiece. Valve 3 is nearest the bell.

B-flat trumpet: These are the notes trumpet players read. They sound a whole step lower than written.
Practice tip: Say the note name, press the valves, then play with a steady breath!

Fingering Quiz

Look at each written note. Decide which valves to press, then select Show Answer to check yourself.

Question 1: C4

𝄞Written pitch (not concert pitch)
Show AnswerOpen – no valves
Open – no valves

Question 2: D4

𝄞Written pitch (not concert pitch)
Show AnswerValves 1 + 3
Valves 1 + 3

Question 3: E4

𝄞Written pitch (not concert pitch)
Show AnswerValves 1 + 2
Valves 1 + 2

Question 4: F4

𝄞Written pitch (not concert pitch)
Show AnswerValves 1
Valves 1

Question 5: G4

𝄞Written pitch (not concert pitch)
Show AnswerOpen – no valves
Open – no valves

Question 6: A4

𝄞Written pitch (not concert pitch)
Show AnswerValves 1 + 2
Valves 1 + 2

Question 7: B4

𝄞Written pitch (not concert pitch)
Show AnswerValves 2
Valves 2

Question 8: C5

𝄞Written pitch (not concert pitch)
Show AnswerOpen – no valves
Open – no valves

Question 9: D5

𝄞Written pitch (not concert pitch)
Show AnswerValves 1
Valves 1

Question 10: E5

𝄞Written pitch (not concert pitch)
Show AnswerValves 1 + 2
Valves 1 + 2

Question 11: F5

𝄞Written pitch (not concert pitch)
Show AnswerValves 1
Valves 1

Question 12: G5

𝄞Written pitch (not concert pitch)
Show AnswerOpen – no valves
Open – no valves

Beginner written notes: C4 through G5. Common fingerings shown; alternate fingerings exist.

Created by Music Fun Books | Larry E. NewmanCopyright 2026 Music Fun Books. All rights reserved.
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