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alexpkb
(37 points)
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are the fingerings for all the notes the same?? i am supposed to be switching over soon adn i need to know if i need to get a fingering chart adn start learning the new notes...PLZ PLZ PLZ HELP!!!!
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redick
(29 points)
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Relax. The fingerings are the same. And advice from one who's made that switch, don't get discouraged, it takes a little getting used to.
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Lera
(1401 points)
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Have to agree with you,
It takes getting used to. But All fingerings are same. But it might take a bit more of air.
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Triforce
(407 points)
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more air, diffrent parts, fingers reach more, mouth peice size and getting used to new scales, thats it.
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AltoSaxChick
(3 points)
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i agree.. my band director tried to make me change and the only thing is, it's heavier.(sp?) so if you have back problems then i wouldn't change.
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Fossil7
(10 points)
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ya, when you switch from alto to tenor, u need more air, and its a little different omature(however you spell that), but the fingerings always stay the same. i changed from alto to tenor 3 years ago, i like the tenor alot better...my personal preference is it sounds more soothing then alto.
but ya dont get discouraged, keep trying, and it will come to ya
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