Careless Whisper Sax Solo Fingerings #carelesswhisper #carelesswhispersaxophone #altosaxophonesolo

[sasha_yrtk]

Careless Whisper is a Stairway to Heaven for saxophone 🤣🤣🤣

[Kiwi_is_a_floof]

I am in band and I joined with alto saxophone late like a whole entire semester late, but I am still playing and at the same level as everybody else who has been there for a semester before me just a month after thankfully, and my mom wants me to learn careless whisper, so thank you so much

[anxioussalami]

Thank you! This helped a lot. Have a good day! Thank you once more

[BamBam_STR]

Yo bro thanks so much. My middle school band teacher said we would not learn this cause it’s “too hard” but once I saw this It took me a few tries but I got it ❤️

[waidiasakoraevans]

Literally keep rewatching this to hear the tune again and again

[AlexGee-bviy]

Thank you My Fifth grade music teacher said we will not be learning this. But this video help me so much I was able to write it down and played in a couple of tries. ❤️

[Plizzun]

It was a tenor they used on the recording not an alto…

[Idkwhatimdoingwithmylife-ct]

Thanks sm I play alto and rlly want to learn this to impress my non-band friends

[iikpsyt]

I always play this on my tenor and my band instructor gets furious in the funniest way.

[nagual]

Wrong! The original was played on a Tenor by Steve Gregory! It was recorded on a tape machine slowed down by one semitone, and later was sped back up [one semitone]
(therefore it may sound like an Alto, but it's a tenor)

[Dyzexity]

That's the most in-tune C# (Without octave key) I've heard

[MeccaVideoPro]

It was actually recorded on Tenor, the track was slowed down a halfstep to allow for easier fingering. Then it was sped back up which is why the sax sounds kind of in between a tenor and an alto.

[Manemadeofhockey]

Thank I was trying to find the fingerings

[Chicken_wing]

How do you play the 2nd to last E on a alto sax? (Sorry I’m having trouble figuring it out)

[SaxophoneLesson]

tonalities. The tune is not in DMajor...IT'S MINOR! B MINOR on alto sax (which is D minor concert key)

[denominator]

Correction: That's not D-major, but it's relative minor, B-minor!

[gandalf]

A lot of people are saying it’s a tenor. Not in the recording guys. It’s an alto sax. But it sounds super good on the tenor as well and that was always the sax he used at live concerts.

[Elias_edits]

Do you hold the octave key all the time

[kristinelkasmi]

yo i have a question could some one help me i played this and learned from a friend on my alto in band but now when i tried at my house i do the right fingerings buts it dose give the music pls some one help me

[littleykyk]

For the first not isnt it the small key next to b with the octave key

That is what I always played it as