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Saxofone
Basic Fingering Chart for Saxophone
First Octave: A3 to C#5
This fingering chart includes the primary fingerings learned by all saxophonists.
These fingeringsare the same on all sizes of saxophone (soprano, alto, tenor,
baritone, and bass) unless specified otherwise.
Note Written Fingering Description
A 123|123C
Basic. Also press the low A key. Formodels
with a thumb low A key.
A3
123A|123C
Basic. Also press the low A key. For models
with an RH 4 low A key.
A 3
B 3
123Bb|123C Basic.
B3
C 4
123B|123C Basic.
B 3
C4
123|123C Basic.
C 4D 4
123C#|123C Basic.
D4
123|123
Basic.
D 4
E 4
123|123Eb Basic.
E4
F 4
123|12–
Basic.
E 4
F4
123|1–– Basic.
F 4 123|–2–
Basic.
G 4 123|1–F#–
Chromatic, use in combination with F4or F5.
G4
123|–––
Basic.
G 4
A 4
123G#|––– Basic.
A4
12–|–––
Basic.
12–|Bb––– Basic.
1Bb––|–––
For ease of playing in passages without B
natural.
1––|1–– Use in combination with F4 orF5.
A 4
B 4
1––|–2– Sharp, use in combination with F#4 or F#5.
B4
C 5
1––|––– Basic.
–2–|–––
Basic.
B 4
C5 1––|C––– Chromatic.
C 5
D 5
–––|–––
Basic.
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BasicFingering Chart for Saxophone
Second Octave: D5 to F6
This fingering chart includes the primary fingerings learned by all saxophonists.
These fingerings are the same on all sizes of saxophone(soprano, alto, tenor,
baritone, and bass) unless specified otherwise.
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Alternate Fingering Chart for Saxophone
Lower Altissimo: F#6 to A6
This fingering chart includes both basic fingerings andalternatives that are more
appropriate in some passages. Some alternate fingerings are designed for fast
passages, while others modify the tone, color, or pitch at normal and extreme
dynamic levels.These fingerings are the same on all sizes of saxophone (soprano,
alto, tenor, baritone, and bass) unless specified otherwise.
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Alternate Fingering Chart for Saxophone
Middle Altissimo: Bb6 to C#7...