Left hand: 123
Right hand: 1
Play an E.
same as f#
An alto sax can play from a low Bb to a high F/F# depending on whether or not you have the key, some don't
That would be your F scale.
To play F put down all the fingers on your left hand ( the top of the sax) then add the first finger on the right hand. That's low f natural, if you want high f natural add the octave key, which is the key near your left hands thumb.
The Mario theme tune is a very distinctive piece of music. You could learn it on the alto sax by looking up the sheet music.
The KEY of the alto sax and baritone sax is in Eb. The Tenor is in Bb
Here are some notes I found. F C F C G# C Eb G C this is my answer B _ F# ___ B _ F# D _ G# A ___ C# _ F# I thought it started with a low C
The Alto Saxophone is in Eb When you play an F# on the Alto Sax it will sound as an A on the Piano. Response to previous answer: No, most are Eb. There are different companies that make a Bb (not a tenor or soprano) If you play a written C on the sax, it will sound as an Eb on a piano A tuner would be helpful to find out what concert pitch you have. Play a C on an alto into the tuner. The pitch that shows up on the screen of the tuner is the pitch of your instrument i believe
jaws is a half step apart B, Bb, B, Bb, B, Bb ect..;
concert g minor b, c#, d, e, f#, g, a, b
The alto sax only goes to Low Bb, there is no possible way to play a Low G unless you somehow extend the tube of the ax (ie with a piece of cardboard) but I wouldn't recommend that, so there is no "low G" (below the staff) for alto sax.