Saxophone Altissimo Fingering Chart: Upper Altissimo: D7 to D8

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From http://www.wfg.woodwind.org This is the base chart with many different possible fingerings that are widely used.

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			Good for alto and tenor		For tenor.	Good for alto	Good for alto and tenor


	Good for tenor.	Good for tenor.	Useful for alto, especially in quick transitions with C7, fingered by the same fingering.		Good for alto and tenor.		Good for alto


Good for tenor.	For tenor.				Good for alto	Good for alto and tenor


					Good for tenor	Good for alto and tenor	Great for baritone


					For tenor.	For tenor.	An effective harmonic fingering. The 10th harmonic on C4.


Weak on tenor.	Good for alto				Good for tenor.


Good for alto and tenor	Good for alto	For tenor.	For tenor.	Good for tenor.	Good for alto		Good for tenor.


Good for tenor.	Works for alto.	Good for alto	Good for alto and tenor	Good for tenor.	Useful for alto. Requires fast air stream.		Good for alto and tenor


Good for alto. Can be reached by the 12th harmonic on C#4 or the 14th harmonic on Bb3.		Good for alto and tenor	Good for alto.		Good for alto and tenor		Get C#8 and D8 by lipping up this note.