Easy Altissimo Fingerings for Alto Saxophone - Part 2 - Playing FAT
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Learn the "Fat" altissimo fingerings for alto saxophone. These fingerings are quick to learn and are used when you really want to get a big sound in the altissimo. Great for jazz improvisation.
Randal Clark has toured and recorded with Jeff Lorber Fusion, and is a professor of saxophone at the University of Utah.
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Can you show us how to play that little riff in the intro? Please?
Thoroughly enjoying your video lessons
That was absolutely Awsom Incredible Thanks Champ
Got them anew👍; thanks, champ.
High "B" open, with octave key, yes ?
Either Palm D overblown up a 6th or play it like middle D (123456) and over blow an octave and a 6th. Open will overblow to Bb
Very nice video. Thanks for this Randal
great thanks.
Whoooaaa!! This is great!
Can’t thank you enough for this sir!
Queremos parte 03! Wow
Thanks a lot. Extremely useful and brilliantly explained! ;)
Great content! Waiting for the tenor version ❤❤
Very Nice!!!🔥🙅🏻♂️
Thanks, I like the fast G......
I find the 2-3 fingering for altissimo alto to require much more voicing precision than the other nearby altissimo notes. Is this just me, or could it be due to my horn, a Selmer Super Action 80? The long fingerings for altissimo A come pretty easily. I do practice getting altissimo A by overblowing low B-Flat.
On a Selmer horn you probably need to finger it 2-3 in the left, 456 in the right. But it will be more sharp.
@@randalclarkmusic4333 , is this characteristic of all Selmer altos of all vintages, or just more modern ones?
Every saxophone model will vary. It is typical of many Selmer horns though
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Nice video, no alternative fingerings for Bb?😭😩
Nice stuff Randall. I actually learn a couple! 😀. I used the « Brandon Fields » fingerings that works for both alto and tenor all my life. But it is definitely interesting to explore these ones! Thanks.
Thanks. These are just some I got used to on my alto over the years. I’d love to know your “Brandon Fields” fingerings. 👆
Do you ever do lessons like over zoom?
Great video thanks! Do you have an alternate fingering for high C# (Concert E) Not looking for altissimo but the regular open C#. This tends to be thin for me. Thanks.
You can lay down all three fingers on the right hand and that beefs it up and brings the pitch down a bit. You can also finger 2-3 on the left and 456 and C on the right.
@@randalclarkmusic4333 Thanks! I'll definitely try that. I've been using your altissimo fingerings for awhile and they really work!
Thanks for this very informative video. Did anybody tell you you're a really good teacher? I like the way you explain things so clearly and make things easy to follow.
By the way can you make a PDF of these fingerings?
Thank you. That’s very kind. I do have a PDF that I’ll be posting up on my website randalclarkmusic.com and at cannonballmusic.com soon.
@@randalclarkmusic4333Hello Randall what kind of metal mouthpiece that you used in the video and also what size?
@@solecaring1230 Hi. It’s a Beechler custom 7.
@@randalclarkmusic4333 Thats great. Thanks for the info.
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