Fingerings for the standard range of the keyless flute: first two octaves and third-octave D. The best choice depends on you, your instrument, and whether you need a clear sustained note or a high-speed ornament. D# is hard to sound.
O is an open hole, X is a closed hole, % is a half-closed hole. R means that the hole can be either open or closed, though one version might work better on your instrument. Holes labelled 8 are usually left open but can (if convenient) be closed with little change to the pitch.
| lower octave | upper octave | third octave | |
| D | XXX|XXX | 8XX|XXX %XX|XXX |
0XX|XXX 0XX|000 |
| D#/Eb | XXX|XX% | same | |
| E | XXX|XX0 | same | |
| F | XXX|X%0 XXX|X0X |
same | |
| F# | XXX|X00 | same | |
| G | XXX|000 | same | |
| G#/Ab | XX%|000 XX0|XXX |
XX%|000 XX0|X0R |
|
| A | XX0|008 | XX0|000 | |
| A#/Bb | X%0|000 X0X|XXR |
X%0|000 X0X|000 |
|
| B | X00|008 | X00|000 | |
| C | %00|000 0X0|XXR 0XX|0R0 0XX|R00 |
%00|000 0X0|XXR X0X|0X0 |
|
| C# | 000|008 | 000|000 |