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Low C (Middle C) flute fingering (C4)

Low C is the bottom note of a standard flute. Press the long C key with your right pinky and keep every other key down.

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Flute fingering for C4: Left thumb key (B), Left index finger (1), Left middle finger (2), Left ring finger (3), Right index finger (1), Right middle finger (2), Right ring finger (3), C key (right pinky)HeadjointLEFT HANDRIGHT HANDThB♭123G♯123Tr1Tr2D♯C♯C
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First octave (octave 4) · 261.6 Hz

C4 on the treble staff𝄞

Keys to press

  • Left thumb key (B)
  • Left index finger (1)
  • Left middle finger (2)
  • Left ring finger (3)
  • Right index finger (1)
  • Right middle finger (2)
  • Right ring finger (3)
  • C key (right pinky)

Alternate fingerings

No common alternate fingering is listed for this note yet.

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Tips for playing C4

Low C is the bottom note of a standard flute. Press the long C key with your right pinky and keep every other key down.

Low notes need a slower, wider stream of air. Relax your lips, drop your jaw slightly and give the note plenty of air.

Songs that use C4