The Fingering Chart

Tenor Sax · treble clef

Highest Note on Tenor Sax

The highest note on this chart is G♭, written on the fourth ledger line above the staff. Advanced players can sometimes go higher, but notes above this vary a lot from player to player and instrument to instrument.

Sounds as concert E

G♭

Press: palm E♭ key, palm D key, palm F key, octave key (left thumb), side E key and high F♯ key.

Adds the high F♯ key to the high F fingering.

Alternate fingerings

Front F with high F♯Press: octave key (left thumb), front F key, left second finger and high F♯ key.
Front F + side B♭ (no high F♯ key)Press: octave key (left thumb), front F key, left second finger and side B♭ key.

Nearby notes

E
F

See every note on one page in the tenor sax fingering chart.