What are the trumpet fingerings for taps?

Answer 1

(starting on low G)

G - 1,3

A - 1,2

B - 2

C - open

D - 1,3

E - 1,2

F#- 2

G - open

(then back down)

G- open

F#-2

E-1,2

D-1,3

C- open

B-2

A-1,2

G-1,3

Answer 2

Im pretty sure this is right... but as i am only 13...

fingering goes as follows

C=0 D=1,3 E=1,2 F=1 G=0 A=1,2 B=2

C#=1,2,3 D#=2,3 F#=2 G#=2,3 A#=1

sharps are also flats. e.g. F#=Gb, A#=Bb

notes such as B and E do not have sharps as they are a semitone apart from their corresponding note.

for more help try searching for 'C Chromatic scale'

hope this helps!

Answer 3

Taps is played with no fingers or valves pushed down. It is done utilizing the intervals of the instrument. It starts on the G on the staff (G4). The notes end up going: G4 G4 C5 G4 C5 E5 G4 C5 E5 G4 C5 E5 G4 C5 E5 C5 E5 G5 E5 C5 G4 G4 G4 C5 to the tune that you should know.

Answer 4

See the related link for a Trumpet fingering chart.

ok: Bb major:open,1 and 3, 1 and 2, 1, open, 1 and 2, 2, open

Answer 5

The fingerings would be the same for both high and low B flat, 1

Answer 6

On a B-flat trumpet reading a B-flat trumpet part:

C- open

D- 1, 3

Eb- 2, 3

F- 1

G- open

Ab- 2, 3

B- 2

C- open

Answer 7

Same as B-flat, they just transpose differently.