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2. Basic Fingering Chart for Saxophone
First Octave: A3 to C#5
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.
Note Written Fingering Description
Basic. Also press the low A key. For models
A 123|123C
with a thumb low A key.
A3
Basic. Also press the low A key. For models
123A|123C
with an RH 4 low A key.
A 3
123Bb|123C Basic.
B 3
B3
123B|123C Basic.
C4
B3 123|123C Basic.
C4
C4 123C#|123C Basic.
D4
D4 123|123 Basic.
D4
123|123Eb Basic.
E4
E4
123|12– Basic.
F4
E4 123|1–– Basic.
F4
F 4 123|–2– Basic.
3. G 4 123|1–F#– Chromatic, use in combination with F4 or F5.
G4 123|––– Basic.
G4 123G#|––– Basic.
A4
A4 12–|––– Basic.
12–|Bb––– Basic.
For ease of playing in passages without B
1Bb––|–––
A 4 natural.
B 4
1––|1–– Use in combination with F4 or F5.
1––|–2– Sharp, use in combination with F#4 or F#5.
B4
1––|––– Basic.
C5
–2–|––– Basic.
B4
C5
1––|C––– Chromatic.
C5
–––|––– Basic.
D5
Continue to Second Octave >>
Basic Fingering 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.
4. << Back to First Octave
Note Written Fingering Description
D5 T 123|123 Basic.
D5
T 123|123Eb Basic.
E5
E5
T 123|12– Basic.
F5
E5 T 123|1–– Basic.
F5
T 123|–2– Basic.
F5
G5 Chromatic, use in combination with F4
T 123|1–F#–
or F5.
G5 T 123|––– Basic.
G5
T 123G#|––– Basic.
A5
A5 T 12–|––– Basic.
T 12–|Bb––– Basic.
For ease of playing in passages without
T 1Bb––|–––
A 5 B natural.
B 5
T 1––|1–– Use in combination with F4 or F5.
Sharp, use in combination with F#4 or
T 1––|–2–
F#5.
B5
T 1––|––– Basic.
C6
B 5 T –2–|––– Basic.
5. C6
Chromatic, use in combination with B4
T 1––|C–––
or B5.
C6
T –––|––– Basic.
D6
D6 T D–––|––– Basic.
D6 T Eb D–––|––– Basic.
E6
T Eb D–––|E––– Basic.
E6
F6 Less stable, use in combination with C6
T f–23|–––
and C#6.
T Eb D–F––|E––– Basic.
E6
F6 Less stable, use in combination with
T f–2–|–––
C6.
Continue to Lower Altissimo Register (Alternate Fingerings) >>
Alternate Fingering Chart for Saxophone
Lower Altissimo: F#6 to A6
This fingering chart includes both basic fingerings and alternatives 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.
6. << Back to Second Octave
Note Written Fingering Description Src.
F6 T f–2–|Bb–––
G6
T f–2–|ƒ#f#––– SM
T f–2–|1––
T f–2–|Bb123
T f––3|Bb12–
T f–2–|Bb1––
Stable for mp and louder on
tenor and baritone models,
T f–2–G#|Bb–––
and for mf and louder on
alto models.
T f–Bb––|––– SG
T f1Bb––|Bb––– IE
T 1–3|Bb1––
T 1–3|1––Eb Good for tenor. IE
T 1–3|1–– KG
T 1––|12–
T 1––|12–Eb
T f–––|1–– SG
T f–––|ƒ#1–– Good for alto. TM
T f–––|ƒ#––– Good for alto. TM
T f1––|ƒ#––– Good for tenor. Use in IH
combination with F6 (T f1––
7. |–––) and G6 (T f–––|f#–––).
T f–––|Bb––– Good for alto. TM
T Eb D–F––|E ƒ#––– Good for alto. TM
T Eb–F––|E ƒ#––– Lower pitch. PL
T D–F––|E ƒ#––– Lower pitch. PL
T –F––|E ƒ#––– Lower pitch. PL
Use in combination with G6
T 1Bb––|ƒ#––– YS
or the range D5–Bb5.
T 1Bb––G#|E––– ET2
In tune, easy response, and
T 12–|f#––– useful in fast passages. For JV
all saxophone models
For alto models. Stable and
T 1––|Bb ƒ#1–– Eb in tune, but awkward in fast JP2
passages.
G6 T 1–3|––3
T 1–3|––3Eb SG
T –2–|12–
T –2–|12–Eb SG
T f–Bb––|Bb––– SG
T 1Bb––G#|Bb f#––– Good for alto. GM
T f–––|Bb––– Good for tenor. IE
Good for tenor. Works well
in chromatic passages and in
T f–––|f#––– IH
combination with F6 (T f1––
|–––) and F#6 (T f1––|f#––).
T f–––|––– SG
8. T f–––|1––
T f–––|Bb1––
T f–––|Bb1––Eb
T f–––|Bb12–Eb
T f–––|123 SG
T ––3|Bb1–– SG
T 1––|Bb f#––– SM
T ––3|1–3 SG
In tune and responsive on
T 1–3|1–3 alto when mouth is tight and TY
jaw is lowered.
T 1–3|Bb1–3 Good for alto. TM
T 1–3|Bb1–– Good for alto. TM
T 1–3|C1–– SG
T 1–3|C Bb1–– Great for baritone. AP
T 1–3|f#1–– SG
T 1–3|1––Eb SG
T 1–3|Bb1––Eb
T 1–3|1–F#–
T 1–3G#|Bb––– In tune. AR
T 123|123C SG
T 123|123Eb SG
T 123|C1–– SG
9. T 123|C––– Easy and in tune. JL
T 1–3|Bb––– For baritone. KB3
Slightly flat. Good for
T 1–3|––– MK2
baritone.
G6 T 1–3|–––
A6
T –2–|–2–
T –2–|–2–Eb SG
T –23|–2– PH
T f–––|E––– Good for alto and tenor. GM
T f–––|Bb–––
T f–––G#|Bb–––
T 1––|C1–– Good for alto. GM
T 1–3|C–2– Good for baritone. KB3
T 1–3|C1––
T 1–3|C Bb1–– SG
T 1–3|C f#1––Eb SG
T 1–3|C12–
T 1–3|C––3
T 1–3|C1–3 Good for alto. TM
T 1–3|––3
T –2–|1––
T –2–|f#1–– SG
10. T –2–|––– SG
T 1––|Bb f#––– Good for alto. TM
T 1––G#|Bb f#––– Good for alto. GM
T 12–|C12– SG
T 123C#|123C SG
T 123Bb|123C SG
T 123|C Bb––– SG
A6 T –23|–––
–23|––– DC
T –23|C––– Good for tenor. VK
T –23G#|––– Good for baritone. KB3
T –23|1–– SG
T –23|–2– SG
T –23|––3 SG
T –23|12– Good for alto and tenor. SG
T –23|1–3 SG
T –23|C–23 Great for baritone. AP
T –23|123
T –23|123Eb
T –23Bb|123C
T 123B|123C SG
11. T 123|123 SG
T 123|C123 PF
T 123|C––– For alto and tenor. SC2
T –23|f#–––Eb SG
T –23Bb|C Bb––– Good for alto. GM
Good intonation. Good for
T ––3|C––– MK2
baritone.
T ––3|1–– SG
T 12–|1–– SG
T 12–|12– SG
T 1––|C Bb––– Good for alto. TM
T 1––|Bb––– Good for alto. TM
T D–––|––– SG
Continue to Middle Altissimo Register >>
Alternate Fingering Chart for Saxophone
Middle Altissimo: Bb6 to C#7
This fingering chart includes both basic fingerings and alternatives 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.
12. << Back to Lower Altissimo Register
Note Written Fingering Description Src.
A 6 T ––3|C–––
B 6
T D–23|123
T D–23|Bb123 KG
T D–23|Bb123Eb
T D–23|Bb12–Eb
T D–23|C–2–Eb SG
T D–23|––– Good for alto and tenor. SG
T D––3|C–2–Eb SG
T D––3|––– SG
T ––3|––– SG
T ––3|C––– Good for tenor. VK
T ––3|C–23 SG
T ––3|12–
T ––3|C123 For tenor. PH
T ––3|C123Eb For tenor. PH
T ––3|C12– SG
T ––3|1–– Good for alto. TM
T ––3|C Bb1–– SG
T D–23G#|––– Good for baritone. KB3
13. T –23|1–– Good for alto. TM
T –23|C–2– SG
T –23|12–Eb SG
T –23|f#12–Eb SG
T f–23|123 SG
T 123Bb|123C SG
T 123|123C SG
T 123|123Eb SG
T D123|C123 PF
T –––|C Bb––– SG
T D–––|––– TB
T –––|––– SG
B6 T D–––|–––
C7
T D–––|C Bb––– SG
T Eb D1––|12– SG
T Eb1––|12–
T Eb––3|–23 SG
T Eb–23|C Bb––– SG
T D1––|1––Eb SG
T D––3|C––– Good for tenor. VK
T D––3|12–
14. T D––3|C123 For tenor. PH
T D––3|C12– SG
T D––3|–––
T 1–3|1–3 For alto and tenor. SC2
T Eb D––3|123 SG
T Eb D12–|123
T Eb D–23|123 SG
T Eb D–23|1–3 SG
T f123|123 SG
T 123|123 Good for alto. TM
T 123B|123C SG
T 123C#|123C SG
T D–23|C–––
T D–23G#|C––– SG
T Eb–23G#|––– Good for baritone. KB3
T D–23|1––
T 12–Bb|12–
T 12–|12– SG
T Eb D12–|12– SG
B6 T Eb D–––|–––
C7
T Eb D–––|–––Eb SG
15. T Eb D–––G#|––– SG
T Eb D–––|C Bb––– SG
T Eb D–23|C–––
T Eb D–23|E–––
T Eb D––3|––– SM
T Eb D––3|C––– Good for tenor. VK
T Eb D––3|12– SG
T Eb D––3|E123 SG
T Eb D1–3|Bb123 SG
T Eb D1–3|Bb123C SG
T Eb D––3|C123 For tenor. PH
T Eb–23G#|E––– Good for baritone. KB3
T D–––|E––– SG
T 12–|12–Eb SG
T 1––|12–
T 1––|12–Eb SG
T 1F––|12–Eb SG
T 1––|1–– Good for alto. TM
T 1–3|1–3
T 1–3|1–3Eb
T 1–3|1––
16. T 1–3|Bb1–– SG
T 1–3|Bb1–3 Good for alto. GM
T 1–3|–23
Useful for alto in quick
T f–23|1–– transitions with D7, fingered JY
by the same fingering.
T –23|C1–– SG
T –23|123 Good for tenor. BG
T f–––|1–– SG
T f––3|1––
T f–––|12– SG
T 123Bb|123C SG
T 123|123C SG
T 123|123 SG
C7 T Eb D–––|E–––
D7
T Eb–––|––– SG
T Eb1––|12–
T 1F––|12– SG
T Ebf––3|1–– SG
T Ebf––3|Bb1–– SG
T Ebf–––|12–Eb SG
T f–––|1––
T f–2–|Bb1––
17. T f–2–|––– Good for tenor. IE
T f–––|1––Eb
T f–––|E1––
T f–––|C123 For tenor. PH
T Eb Df––3|E123 SG
T Ebf––3|E123 SG
T Df––3|E123 SG
T 1–3|Bb1–3 Good for alto. TM
T 1–3|Bb1–– Good for alto. TM
T 1–3|Bb1––Eb SG
T 1–3|E1–– SG
T 1–3|Bb–2–Eb SG
T 1–3|––– JW
T 123B|123C SG
T 123C#|123C SG
T 123|123Eb SG
T Eb D–23|C–––
T Eb D–23|E––– SG
T Eb D–F–3|––– SM
T Eb D–F–3|C––– Good for tenor. VK
Continue to Upper Altissimo Register >>
18. Alternate Fingering Chart for Saxophone
Upper Altissimo: D7 to D8
This fingering chart includes both basic fingerings and alternatives 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.
<< Back to Middle Altissimo Register
Note Written Fingering Description Src.
T Eb1––|–––
T f–––|Bb–2–C
T f–––|Bb–––
T f–––|––– Good for alto and tenor.
T f–––|E–––
T f–––|C––3 For tenor. PH
D7
T Eb D–F––|E––– Good for alto. TM
T Eb D–F––|Bb––– Good for alto and tenor. GM
T 1–3|E––– JW
T Eb D–F–3|E––– Good for tenor. VK
T –2–|––– Good for tenor. VK
Useful for alto, especially in
T f–23|1–– JY
quick transitions with C7,
19. fingered by the same
fingering.
T f–2–|1––
T f–2–|1––Eb Good for alto and tenor.
T Ebf–––|C–––
T f–––|C––– Good for alto. TM
T ––3|––– Good for tenor. VK
T ––3|C–– For tenor. PH
D7
E7
T –2–|––– IE
T –2–|1––
T –2–|–2–
T Eb D–F––|E f#––– Good for alto. TM
T Eb D–F––|E C––– Good for alto and tenor. GM
T f–23Bb|123C SM
E7 T –2–|12–
F7
T –2–|12–Eb
T –––|1–3
T –––|1–3Eb
T –––|123 IE
T D––3|––– Good for tenor. VK
T D–––|––– Good for alto and tenor. GM
T 1–3|C Bb1–– Great for baritone. AP
20. T D12–|Bb–23
T 1–3|12– JW
T –2–|–2–
T –2–|–2–Eb
T f–––|1––
T f–––|––3 For tenor. PH
T f––3|––– For tenor. PH
An effective harmonic
T –23|123C fingering. The 10th harmonic JY
on C4.
T 1–3|1–3 Weak on tenor.
T 1–3C#|1–3 Good for alto. GM
T 1–3|1–3Eb
T D1––|Bb–23
T 1–3|1––
T Eb D––3|––– Good for tenor. VK
E7
F7
T Eb D–2–|12–
T Eb D–2–|12–Eb
T Eb D–2–|–2– Good for alto and tenor. GM
T Eb1––|––– Good for alto. TM
T Ebf––3|––– For tenor. PH
T Ebf–––|––3 For tenor. PH
F 7 T Eb D1–3|1–3 Good for tenor. IE
21. G 7 T Eb D–––|12– Good for alto. GM
T Eb D–2–|E C12– EG
T Eb D–F–3|––– Good for tenor. VK
T –2–|12– Good for tenor. IE
T Eb–2–|12– Works for alto. PK
T f–2–|12– Good for alto. GM
G7
T –2–|1–– Good for alto and tenor. GM
T ––3|C––3 Good for tenor. JY
Useful for alto. Requires fast
T f–23|1–– JY
air stream.
T –2–|–2– EG
G7 T –––|––– Good for alto and tenor. GM
A7
Good for alto. Can be reached
F
T 1 ––|Bb––– by the 12th harmonic on C#4 JY
or the 14th harmonic on Bb3.
T D–23|––3 EG
A7 T 123|123 Good for alto and tenor. GM
T f–––|––– Good for alto. JY
T Eb D–23|–23 EG
A 7
B 7
T –––|Bb––– Good for alto and tenor. GM
B7
T Eb D–F23|E C–23 EG
C8
22. B7 T Eb D–23|–23 EG
C8
C8
T Eb D–23|–23 Lip up from C8 to achieve C#8. EG
D8
D8 T Eb D–23|–23 Lip up from C8 to achieve D8. EG
D8 Submit a fingering for this note or
E8 for a higher note.