This pack of 7 cello fingering charts covers the upper positions, also known as "the 3-finger positions."

These charts show equivalent notes using bass, tenor, and treble clefs. They also show the letter name of the note, the placement of the note on the string, and which finger should be used to press down on the string.

Only natural notes are shown without accidentals. On the side of the diagram, arrows accompany written instructions to "press one space higher for a sharp (#) note" or to "press one space lower for a flat (b) note."

The following positions are covered:

• Upper 4th / Lower 5th Position
• 5th Position
• 6th Position
• Upper 6th Position
• 7th Position
• Upper 7th Position
• 8th Position or "Thumb Position"

Beginners will appreciate the simplicity and ease-of-use this chart offers, while advanced players will benefit from the clear explanations on advanced fingering systems while seeing notes clearly laid out in higher positions using multiple clefs.