Gottfried Finger (c. 1655–1730), sometimes known by the anglicised name Godfrey Finger, was a Moravian composer and virtuoso viola da gamba player. Active during the late Baroque period, he enjoyed a distinguished career in England before returning to continental Europe, composing chamber music, sacred works and instrumental sonatas of exceptional melodic charm and technical refinement.

Although less well known today than some of his contemporaries, Finger was highly regarded in his lifetime and remains an important figure in the development of Baroque instrumental music.