"Octaves and Fifths For Alto, Tenor, Soprano, and Baritone Saxophone's
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Even though I don't play sax, your a great teacher and dad
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why are those notes called fifths
cheto5515 2 years ago
Because you count up five from your root note. For example; C is your root note. Always count the root and go up. C, D, E, F, G! G is the winner!
JasonJustice 2 years ago