barefootskater said:
There are no notes that can be played on a tenor saxophone with only the right hand.
Jared is a poser.
barefootskater said:
So, no difference.
SVreX said:barefootskater said:
There are no notes that can be played on a tenor saxophone with only the right hand.
Jared is a poser.
C#, if he's not actually closing any of the keys on that right hand. Even then, it may not affect the pitch.
In reply to Toyman01 :
Keith Tanner said:SVreX said:barefootskater said:
There are no notes that can be played on a tenor saxophone with only the right hand.
Jared is a poser.
C#, if he's not actually closing any of the keys on that right hand. Even then, it may not affect the pitch.
C# is played with zero hands, not one.
If the right hand presses keys, yes something resembling C# will come out. But that's improper fingering.
Keith Tanner said:SVreX said:barefootskater said:
There are no notes that can be played on a tenor saxophone with only the right hand.
Jared is a poser.
C#, if he's not actually closing any of the keys on that right hand. Even then, it may not affect the pitch.
Thank you, Keith! My wife and I were trying to figure that out, but her brass techniques class was decades ago, and I had no clue.
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