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A 5 flute fingering (A5)

Same fingering as A4, one octave higher. Use faster, more focused air and aim it slightly higher. Lift your left ring finger from the G fingering.

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Flute fingering for A5: Left thumb key (B), Left index finger (1), Left middle finger (2)HeadjointLEFT HANDRIGHT HANDThB♭123G♯123Tr1Tr2D♯C♯C
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Second octave (octave 5) · 880.0 Hz

A5 on the treble staff𝄞
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Keys to press

  • Left thumb key (B)
  • Left index finger (1)
  • Left middle finger (2)

Alternate fingerings

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Tips for playing A5

Same fingering as A4, one octave higher. Use faster, more focused air and aim it slightly higher. Lift your left ring finger from the G fingering.

Higher notes come from your air, not from squeezing the keys. Keep your fingers relaxed, blow a faster, narrower stream of air and check your tuning with a tuner or a piano.