How do you play a B-flat on a tenor sax?

Answer 1

There are two ways to play B-flat. B-flat is your first finger on your left hand and your first finger on your right hand. If it's the higher octive then just add the octive key. The other way to play B-flat is your first two fingers on your left hand and there is a side key near your palm where your thumb goes. That bottom key is also pressed down. Then if needed, add the octive key.

There are 3 fingerings for Bb. The two mentioned above and the First finger on the left hand and the second finger on the left hand goes on the bis key.

Answer 2

the first two of the three palm keys by your left hand plus the octave key

Answer 3

you press down all for left, upper auctive key, then your right index finger.

Answer 4

Low f sharp is all three fingers on your left hand and the middle finger on your right hand. the high f sharp is the same thing except with the octave key.

Answer 5

You hold all three keys with your left hand down, plus the closest key in the set by your pinky. Google "tenor sax fingering charts" if you're still confused.

Answer 6

Keys 1, 2, 3, and 5 with the octave key

Answer 7

A b sharp is a c