Tenor sax fingering chart for lessons and study
The Santorella Publications Basic Fingering Chart for Tenor Sax is designed as a compact reference for beginning tenor sax players. Its smaller format is made to fit comfortably inside a method book, so you can keep the fingering chart close at hand during lessons or practice at home.
This tenor sax fingering chart suits private students, classroom study and quick reference while practicing. For starters learning to connect notes, fingerings and key signatures, it adds practical support to regular lesson material.
What you will find on the Basic Fingering Chart for Tenor Sax
The chart shows the full range of the instrument through a two-octave chromatic scale with fingering for every note. It also includes enharmonic substitutions, meaning different note names for the same sounding pitch.
Alongside the fingerings, this tenor sax chart includes an instrument diagram, major scales, minor scales, trills and the circle of fifths. That circle of fifths is especially useful when learning to determine key signatures, making this sheet a helpful tool for lessons and self-study.
