Chromatic Fingering Chart for Euphonium (Bass Clef)

Note: Only the most commonly used fingerings are listed here, in order of preference. The overtone chart provides more comprehensive information
about available alternate fingerings. The differing fingerings for certain lower-register notes on compensating versus non-compensating instruments are
clearly indicated.

F-Sharp or G-Flat

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4
1-3

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#w

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0
1-2-4
1-4

B or C-Flat

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2-3

C-Sharp or D-Flat

2-3

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#w

G-Sharp or A-Flat

#w bw

1-2
3

4
1-3

G-Sharp or A-Flat

#w

1-2
3

bw

1-2
3

2
2-4
1-2-3

#w

0
2-3

#w

0
1-2

B or C-Flat

0
1

2
1-2
1-2-3
2-4

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bw

B or C-Flat
w bw

1-2
2-4
1-2-3

#w

A-Sharp or B-Flat

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bw

A-Sharp or B-Flat

bw

#w

#w

1
4
1-3

bw

F-Sharp or G-Flat

2-3

1-2

bw

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C

0
1
1-3

C-Sharp or D-Flat

#w

D-Sharp or E-Flat

2
2-3

0
1-2

#w

bw

Compensating:
1-3-4

#w

Compensating:
1-2-3-4

D-Sharp or E-Flat

G-Sharp or A-Flat

bw

Non-Compensating:
1-2-3-4

2-3

2
2-3

Non-Compensating:
1-2-3-4 (false tone)

#w bw

D-Sharp or E-Flat

bw

2-4
1-2-3

bw

Compensating:
1-4

F-Sharp or G-Flat

#w

bw

F-Sharp or G-Flat

4
1-3

2-4
1-2-3

Non-Compensating:
1-2-4
1-4

B or C-Flat

bw

#w bw

C-Sharp or D-Flat

? #w

#w

0
4
1-3

#w

A-Sharp or B-Flat

? w

Compensating:
1-2-4

A-Sharp or B-Flat

D-Sharp or E-Flat

Compensating:
2-3-4

bw

Non-Compensating:
2-3-4

Non-Compensating:
1-3-4

G-Sharp or A-Flat

1-2
3

2-3

C-Sharp or D-Flat

bw