Wind
Wind instruments - flute, clarinet, sax, trumpet.
Wind instruments
Clarinet Fingering Chart
This is an interactive fingering chart for clarinets. This is an interactive clarinet fingering chart for a Bb clarinet in the standard Boehm system that not only shows but play back how every note sounds. Each note of the clarinet’s range can be explored simply by clicking on it with your mouse (or using computer ... Read more
Fingering Chart For Alto Saxophone
Below is an interactive chart that lets you not only see but also hear all notes on the alto saxophone. Simply navigate instrument with your trackpad or mouse. Alternatively, if you prefer to work more quickly, you can plays the notes on your computer keyboard. This is great for exploring range of the instrument, practicing ... Read more
Fingering Chart For Flute
This is the Boehm System fingering chart. The below interactive chart display and plays through the standard Boehm system fingering for notes starting on middle C and going up two octave above that note. To move around the flute simply click using your mouse or touch screen (for those of you who like quick control, ... Read more
Fingering Chart Saxophone
The interactive widget shows keys of standard Boehm system for saxophones on a diagram of a virtual instrument. It display relevant music notation and can be used as audio and visual guide to saxophone fingering. Simply use your mouse/trackpad to move around notes available or switch to using your computer keyboard to play back at ... Read more
Online Virtual Bagpipes
The Great Highland Bagpipes is a virtual instrument that mimics the Great Highland Bagpipes, allowing you to play authentic pipe tunes directly in your browser. There are nine separate notes that span across the available keys of Low G to High A, which make up the A Mixolydian scale common to traditional pipe music. There ... Read more
Online Virtual Clarinet
In fact, there’s even an entire virtual version of a Bb clarinet available for exploration in your browser! You simply click the note you want to hear on screen or press keys on your computer keyboard to play the instrument. Using the keyboard is slightly more tactile and quicker. A strip of playable notes appear ... Read more
Online Virtual Harmonica
The first option puts 10 hole diatonic harmonica up onto your screen. It’s based off the Richter system of tuning, as you might expect, so it’s in the key of C. That’s the common tuning for folk and blues players. There are two main way you can play it. First, click on it with your ... Read more
Online Virtual Pan Flute
This is a 13 pipe pan flute you can play in your browser. This instrument has pitch range of over two octaves from C5, A6 and it’s tuned to C major. To play, simply tap or click on each pipe with your finger or mouse. Alternatively, for more traditional approach you could plays using your ... Read more
Online Virtual Saxophone
The Online Virtual Saxophone allow you to play melodic lines by using either a computer mouse or a computer keyboard. Each of these devices can be used to play the Online Virtual Saxophone, you can click the note tiles with a mouse or press the keys on a keyboard. Each of these devices perform in ... Read more
Online Virtual Trumpet
This is a virtual trumpet that lets you make music right in your browser. Just click on the onscreen buttons using your mouse (or if you prefer, use your computer keyboard, that’s even faster and more fluid). It’s been created to be an accurate emulation of how a real one works: have fun while learning ... Read more
Trombone Slide Position Chart
The tenor trombone’s slide positions is displayed in this interactive chart. You can navigate through notes by clicking on interface or using your computer keyboard. If you want to hear what notes sounds like or check fingerings, this is a useful quick reference tool. It includes the standard range of the trombone from low E2 ... Read more
Trumpet Fingering Chart
This is a really useful way to visualize and even hear trumpet fingering as you go. Simply click on the image below (or touch with your mouse or trackpad) to play around with the instrument. Alternatively, if you prefer to navigate more quickly around notes, then using your computer keyboard is an option too. For ... Read more