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   Do sax fingerings work on a tenor or alto?

   • These sax fingerings work with all types of saxophones . It doesn't matter if you play alto saxophone, soprano sax, tenor saxophone or Baritone sax. You still finger the notes using the fingering chart the exact same way. You need a neck strap to hold up the saxophone correctly.

   Saxophone Fingering Chart - EASY guide 2024 [PDF included]

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   Do all saxophones have a fingering chart?

   • Since the range is the same for all saxophones, whether you play an alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, or any other, the saxophone fingering chart shown below applies to all kinds of saxophones.

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   How do you play a saxophone fingering chart?

   • On the saxophone fingering chart, these are represented by the bottom three circular keys. To play notes with these right-hand keys, you must first have all three of your left keys pressed down. These are the notes you can get: F= Right Hand + first key E= Right Hand + first TWO keys D= Right Hand + first THREE keys.

   Alto Sax Fingering Chart: A Beginner’s Guide | Sax School

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   Which saxophone is a single reed woodwind instrument?

   • The saxophone is a single-reed woodwind instrument, even though it is made of brass. The most common types of saxophone are the alto, tenor, soprano and baritone saxophones. Regardless of which saxophone you play, the fingerings are all the same which means you can use the above interactive fingering chart for any type of sax!

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3. tamingthesaxophone.com › beginners › fingering-chartSaxophone Fingering charts - the best and easiest to use

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   Saxophone fingering charts for beginners - the basic saxophone fingerings with easy to read charts and notation for soprano, alto, tenor or baritone.

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   Our saxophone fingering chart shows you all the correct hand (left hand or right hand) and finger positions (essential for Fast Fingers on sax) for all saxophones from baritone, tenor saxophone and alto saxophone through to soprano saxophone.

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6. www.howtoplaysaxophone.org › saxophone-fingering-chartThe Complete Saxophone Fingering Chart - How To Play Saxophone

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   The very top key marked OK stands for Octave Key. All saxophones have a thumb rest right below it and it is pressed using your thumb as required. The next key marked X is for an alternate fingering which you will learn in another lesson. Next is the key marked 1. This is your index finger. Next is the key marked 2. This is for your middle finger. N...

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   The D side key is pressed with the palm of your hand right below your index finger. The Eb key is pressed with your index finger. The F key is pressed with your 3rd finger.

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   The key marked 4 is for your index finger. The key marked 5 is for your middle finger. The key marked 6 is for your 3rd finger. Below that are the 2 half moon-shaped keys which are pressed using your pinky finger.

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   The 3 side keys, E, C, and Eb are all pressed with your index finger. The side F# key is pressed with your 3rd finger.

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7. learnsaxophone.com › saxophone-fingering-chartSaxophone Fingering Chart - EASY guide 2024 [PDF included]

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   This is a complete Saxophone Fingering Chart with both video guides and PDF download that makes it easy to learn how to finger all the notes on your saxophone.

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   Saxophone fingering chart - Interactive tool for all saxophone players. Try out our interactive saxophone fingering chart by clicking on any note. You can also download and print the PDF chart for free. Download the free PDF Saxophone fingering chart. Do alto, tenor, soprano and baritone saxophone have the same fingering?

9. www.wfg.woodwind.org › saxSaxophone Fingering Charts - The Woodwind Fingering Guide

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   Below is a list of all available fingering charts for all sizes of saxophones (soprano, alto, tenor, baritone, and bass). Each fingering chart is split up by acoustic octaves, whose ranges are notated and clickable.

10. www.nt-instruments.com › saxophone-fingering-chartThe Complete Saxophone Fingering Chart | NT Instruments

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    The saxophone fingering chart is shown below. Since the range is the same for all saxophones, whether you play an alto saxophone , tenor saxophone, or any other, the saxophone fingering chart shown below applies to all kinds of saxophones.