This exhaustive fingering chart starts at low A and goes up all the way into the stratosphere.
Complete Saxophone Alternate fingering chart
Complete Saxophone Alternate fingering chart
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2 comments:
Many thanks for the post, very useful. BTW, anyone knows what it means the references in the right column (SG, KG, TM, PH, etc.) ??
PS. All the info in the blog very useful, congratulations!
Fernando
This is very useful. When I used to play the alto saxophone, I might have known a couple of alternate fingerings. Thanks for this.
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