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Wood_Winds_Rule
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Hi I haved recently switched from clarinet to sax and I am having success in the switch. But, my sax has no high F# key and i just cannot seem to obtain any notes over F. Any suggestions to help me. Also I have an Armstrong Elkhart Ind. Alto sax and would like to know if anyone has had any experience with the brand or if there are any comments on the brand.
Thanks!
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bob
(54 points)
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I have a '47 The Martin Tenor, since it doesn't have the F# key, I guess it must be a student model as well. Lera, I sure could use the alternate fingerings for F#.
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Lera
(1401 points)
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Tje fingering works for F on Tenor ans Sop. saxes.
Also all 3 Palm keys (your left)
Octave
and side E (Right hand)
<Added>
Als o Try to get this books they might help you with fingerings,
How to play Saxophone By John Robert Brown.
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bob
(54 points)
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1sst and second fingers on left
Octave
and Side Bb(on right)
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Gosh, Lera. I tried it and I just keep getting a high Bb.
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Lera
(1401 points)
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Did you try the other one with Palm keys?
It does not work with all tenors It hepens to work with mine.
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Dewey
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The one with palm keys is an F lera. Nothing alternate about it. The first one is a Bb and you do not get an f by using this fingering. You don't even know what altissimo is, why did you post in this thread?
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