Do you play the saxophone?= as you did come to this page, which is about to present to you tenor saxophone finger chart, I do hope that you not only play the saxophone but that you do play the tenor saxophone. If you do not play the tenor saxophone, you might not consider this particular article to be the least bit interesting or of any use. I hope you play the tenor saxophone. Let's get started with this.

The first note you hope is a A#/Bb (they are actually the same thing). This is seen as a note with three notes above a line and three notes below it - and underneath those you have a circle that is half white - which it is on the upperside - and half black, which it is underneath. The next note, we have, is a B. This is a note with three above the noteline and three beneath. Here, too, there is a circle with black underneath and white above. The third note is a C. Here things are as they were on the earlier notes - with three notes above and three notes below the noteline, and also the circle with black under and white above. The next note is a C#/Db. Here things are as usual, so I will not mention it. When we come to the D note, however, things are a bit different. You do have the three notes above/three notes below the noteline thing, but there is no circle at all (you know, the circle with black and white).

On the D#/Eb the circle is back, and there are three notes above/three notes below the noteline.
Whe nwe come to the E-note, which is our next note, there are three notes above the noteline and three notes below it - but this time, as opposed to all of the notes being black - which has thus far been the case for all the notes, the absolute lowest note is actually white! 

I do sincerely hope that this little guide to tenor saxophone finger chart has shed some light on how the tenor saxophone finger chart actually does work, and that it does help you in your future tenor saxophone ventures. I do hope, also, that if you actually do not play the tenor saxophone - but some other saxophone - that this chart helped you.