B♭ Clarinet
A5 on the B♭ Clarinet
Written A5 — sounds concert G5. Tap the diagram to hear it.
A5
Concert G5
Thumb and the first two left-hand fingers with the register key. A5 normally sits sharp, and it is worth checking against low D, which uses the same holes a twelfth below.
About this note
Thumb and the first two left-hand fingers with the register key. A5 normally sits sharp, and it is worth checking against low D, which uses the same holes a twelfth below.
- Primary fingering: Register key + Thumb hole + Left index (hole 1) + Left middle (hole 2)
- Written pitch: A5 · Concert pitch: G5
- Sounding frequency: 783.99 Hz
Trill fingerings
- A5 ↔ B♭5 (Trill the left-hand E♭/B♭ sliver key): Register key + Thumb hole + Left index (hole 1) + Left middle (hole 2) + Left sliver key
B♭ Clarinet fingering data last updated . Every diagram here, in the printable PDF and in the chart image comes from one dataset, so the paper and the screen cannot disagree.