There’s only one way to play a high D and high E flat where we’ve got the two palm keys. You probably already know these, but this is a good way to get from that note up to the high G.
Getting Startedįirst of all, we’re going to backtrack a little bit, and we’re going to look at the palm keys and use side fingerings for the high notes, D, E and F.
So, how can you get started with it? There are lots of things you can do with practicing overtones and various techniques like that.īut today, I want to show you a little technique for moving with your fingers, to go from one note to the next, to help you get that note out.
There’s nearly an octave of notes above it, that you can play. But if you can crack that high G, it opens up a whole other range on the saxophone.
Why learn the altissimo range?Ī lot of people struggle with getting this note, because it is the first note of the altissimo range. This is the first note of the altissimo range, or the third register of the saxophone. Donations are not compulsory, but are very much appreciated in return for the work we do creating the site and resources.I’m going to show you some tips on getting the altissimo high G on the alto saxophone. We are unable to give exact delivery times, but generally packages to Europe can take 2 – 7 saophone, outside Europe 4 – 14 days.
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These fingerings are the same on all sizes of saxophone (soprano, alto, tenor, Back to Lower Altissimo Register. Lower Altissimo: F#6 to A6 These fingerings are the same on all sizes of saxophone (soprano, alto, tenor, baritone.
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