this fingering can be seen also at 0:37 and 0:39 seconds ( and every time he plays note D )
Fingering for note D ( fourth line of Pentagram) used by Jeff Siegfried.....?
Hello fellow Sax Players :
when watching a video on YouTube where Jeff Siegfried is playing OBLIVION composed by Astor Piazzola, I noted that he uses a different fingering to play the note D.
Please, see the video , here:
If you pay attention , at 0:33 seconds he uses his left little finger to press the key that is used to play low B....
I was looking at different fingering charts ( Soprano Sax ) and I could not find that alternate fingering ....
Any explanation ?
Many thanks in advance
when watching a video on YouTube where Jeff Siegfried is playing OBLIVION composed by Astor Piazzola, I noted that he uses a different fingering to play the note D.
Please, see the video , here:
I was looking at different fingering charts ( Soprano Sax ) and I could not find that alternate fingering ....
Any explanation ?
Many thanks in advance
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I asked Jeff himself and he answered me :
“ Oh I think I used that for intonation “
“ Oh I think I used that for intonation “
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