C Major on Violin — Scale Fingering Chart
First-position scale fingerings for violin, viola, cello, and double bass: which finger plays each note, on which string, with low and high placements marked.
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This page opens the fingering chart with the violin and the C major scale already selected — the one-octave first-position path is drawn above, with a finger number on every note.
C major uses no sharps or flats at all: C, D, E, F, G, A, B. On the violin its tonic is not an open string — the octave starts from the third finger on the G string — so the scale is excellent practice for placing fingers without an open-string anchor.
The full tool covers all twelve roots, major plus three minor forms, and all four bowed instruments — violin, viola, cello and double bass — and everything runs locally in your browser.
Example. Violin D major in first position lists the finger and string for each scale note, including the low and high fingering variants.
Limit. Charts stay in first position for violin, viola, cello and double bass, with no shift into higher positions.