On an alto saxophone, how do you play an alternate C#?

Posted in May 6, 2009 ¬ 8:23 pmh. admin
C Note
Sarah:


On our chromatic scale in my 7th grade band class, we’re supposed to use alternate fingerings for the notes C and F. I can play the alternate F and F# just fine, but I can never remember the alternate C and C#. Can anyone help?
Okay, so then is the alternate C# no fingers but still the side key that you guys said?

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  1. Daniel-san Says:

    Alternate C - play B and then use the side of your right hand to press the ’special’ key. C# is all fingers off of keys.

    May 8th, 2009 at 9:53 pm

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