Flute
High C on the Flute
Written C7. Tap the diagram to hear it.
The top of the standard student range: no thumb, left hand down with the G-sharp key, right first finger, and the E-flat key off. On a B-foot flute the gizmo key closes the low-B pad and makes C7 speak far more easily; a C-foot flute has no gizmo, so it depends entirely on very fast, accurately aimed air.
About this note
The top of the standard student range: no thumb, left hand down with the G-sharp key, right first finger, and the E-flat key off. On a B-foot flute the gizmo key closes the low-B pad and makes C7 speak far more easily; a C-foot flute has no gizmo, so it depends entirely on very fast, accurately aimed air.
- Primary fingering: Left index (key 1) + Left middle (key 2) + Left ring (key 3) + G♯ key (left little finger) + Right index (key 4)
- Written pitch: C7
- Sounding frequency: 2093.00 Hz
Flute 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.