Printable Euphonium Fingering Chart
The printable euphonium fingering chart that serves both halves of the low-brass world: all 25 notes from B♭2 to B♭4, each row giving the bass-clef concert pitch and the treble-clef written name side by side.
Download the PDFs
Brass-band players read this instrument in treble clef, concert-band players in bass — one sheet on the stand serves both, which is exactly what a mixed section needs. The same chart covers the baritone horn, which shares the fingering system.
Both PDFs are free for classroom and personal use. Print them, copy them for your class, pin them on the wall — please just do not resell them or post them as your own product.
What is in the chart
The fingerings are the standard three-valve set, with the five two-source alternates marked (D3, F3, G3, C4 and D4). A text panel covers the fourth valve honestly: the sources prefer it for B2 and C3 on four-valve instruments, and the chart page explains the compensating system — but the printed grid stays three-valve, the school standard. One source note runs with the chart, as it does online: Yamaha publishes no euphonium fingering guide, so this chart rests on the NoteAtlas chart and the University of Mississippi's chromatic chart, which agree on all 25 notes.
The full chart, online
Prefer to check a note on screen, hear it, or look up one fingering at a time? The euphonium fingering chart has all of it — and every note below links to its own page with the diagram, the sound and the fingering in words.
| Note | Fingering | Treble-clef name |
|---|---|---|
| B♭2 | Open — no valves pressed at all. | C4 |
| B2 | Valves 1 + 2 + 3 pressed. | C♯4 |
| C3 | Valves 1 + 3 pressed. | D4 |
| D♭3 | Valves 2 + 3 pressed. | E♭4 |
| D3 | Valves 1 + 2 pressed. Also usedValve 3 pressed. | E4 |
| E♭3 | Valve 1 pressed. | F4 |
| E3 | Valve 2 pressed. | F♯4 |
| F3 | Open — no valves pressed at all. Also usedValves 1 + 3 pressed. | G4 |
| G♭3 | Valves 2 + 3 pressed. | A♭4 |
| G3 | Valves 1 + 2 pressed. Also usedValve 3 pressed. | A4 |
| A♭3 | Valve 1 pressed. | B♭4 |
| A3 | Valve 2 pressed. | B4 |
| B♭3 | Open — no valves pressed at all. | C5 |
| B3 | Valves 1 + 2 pressed. | C♯5 |
| C4 | Valve 1 pressed. Also usedValves 1 + 3 pressed. | D5 |
| D♭4 | Valve 2 pressed. | E♭5 |
| D4 | Open — no valves pressed at all. Also usedValves 1 + 2 pressed. | E5 |
| E♭4 | Valve 1 pressed. | F5 |
| E4 | Valve 2 pressed. | F♯5 |
| F4 | Open — no valves pressed at all. | G5 |
| G♭4 | Valves 2 + 3 pressed. | A♭5 |
| G4 | Valves 1 + 2 pressed. | A5 |
| A♭4 | Valve 1 pressed. | B♭5 |
| A4 | Valve 2 pressed. | B5 |
| B♭4 | Open — no valves pressed at all. | C6 |
Printing tips
Print one copy per stand in mixed-clef sections — the dual naming ends the "which B♭ do you mean?" pause in rehearsal. The blank worksheet prints the valve diagrams empty with both names given, so students practise the fingering and the clef translation in the same exercise. Black-and-white printing is fully legible.
Try a note in the Fingering Finder
Pick an instrument and a note and the diagram updates instantly — filled keys are the ones you press. The same finder sits on every note page, pre-set to that note.
Notes students check most
See also the euphonium fingering chart and the printable fingering charts index for the other instruments.
Is the printable euphonium fingering chart really free?
Yes — the filled chart and blank worksheet are free PDFs for classroom and personal use, with no sign-up.
Does it cover baritone horn as well?
Yes. Euphonium and baritone horn share one fingering system and one note set on this site; the baritone horn has its own chart page online, and this printable serves both instruments.
Does the PDF match the online euphonium chart?
Exactly — generated from the same data file, checked against the NoteAtlas euphonium chart and the University of Mississippi chromatic fingering chart for euphonium and baritone horn.