Fingering Charts

• Fingering for the (tenor) renaissance flute.
• Fingering of one-key flutes (including baroque flutes, of course).
• Trill chart for one-key flutes.
• A comprehensive fingering chart for the 19C simple system flute with four to twenty keys. (PDF file available)

Facsimile Fingering Charts

• Antonio Lorenzoni's fingering chart for the one-key flute, 1779.
• The earliest charts for the 6-key flute, from The Compleat Tutor for the German Flute, c.1770.
• Tebaldo Monzani's fingering for the 6- to 9-key flute, 1813.
• Tebaldo Monzani's trill fingerings, 1813.
• A. B. Fürstenau's fingering and trill charts from his Op.42 Flötenschule (c1826). PDF
• E. Walkiers' fingering tables from Volume 1 of his Mèthode de Flûte (Op.30, 1829). PDF
• E. Walkiers' table of "augmented fingerings" (sensitive fingerings) from his Mèthode de Flûte (1829). PDF
• E. Walkiers' table of ornaments from his Mèthode de Flûte (1829). PDF
• Thomas Lindsay's fingering for the 8-key flute, 1828.
• Raphael Dressler's fingering for the 8-key flute, c.1825–1830.
• Louis Dorus' fingering and trills for the conical Boehm flutes, c.1840.
• Richard Carte's chart of fingerings and trills for his 1867 System flute.
• Altès' chart of fingerings to facilitate execution and alter pitch (notes sensible) on the Boehm flute.
• Victor Mahillon's Hints on the Fingering of the Boehm Flutes, 1884.
• A few fingerings for the Siccama and "old-fingering" flutes
• Maximilian Schwedler's fingering and trills for the "Modell Schwedler-Kruspe", 1897.
• Ernesto Koehler's fingering for the 12–15 key flute, after 1900.
• Ernesto Koehler's trill fingerings.
• Adolf Burose's fingerings, c.1910, for a 15-key flute with a Bb foot.