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Chromatic Scale of the Saxophone.

PAUL de VI LIE.
Ordinary System.

Ascending by sharps.

Descending by flats

B Flat with the Two Fore -fingers.

System with C Shake Key and

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Exercise in Sharps and Flats
Ascending by sharps.

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The Rest on the third beat.

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The Rest on the fourth beat.

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For Saxophone.
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pid execution, and never proceed to a new exercise until the one in hand has been mastered.

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