How do you play C-flat scale on tenor sax?

The notes in the C-flat scale on the tenor saxophone are as follows:

- C-flat (C♭)

- D-flat (D♭)

- E-flat (E♭)

- F-flat (F♭)

- G-flat (G♭)

- A-flat (A♭)

- B-flat (B♭)

Here are the fingerings for the C-flat scale on tenor saxophone:

C-flat (C♭): Index, middle, and ring fingers on the left-hand side keys.

D-flat (D♭): Index, middle, and ring fingers on the left-hand side keys, plus the thumb key.

E-flat (E♭): Index, middle, and ring fingers on the left-hand side keys, plus the thumb and pinky keys.

F-flat (F♭): Index, middle, and ring fingers on the left-hand side keys, plus the thumb, pinky, and index keys on the right-hand side.

G-flat (G♭): Index, middle, and ring fingers on the left-hand side keys, plus the thumb, pinky, and middle keys on the right-hand side.

A-flat (A♭): Index, middle, and ring fingers on the left-hand side keys, plus the thumb, pinky, and ring keys on the right-hand side.

B-flat (B♭): Index, middle, and ring fingers on the left-hand side keys, plus the thumb, pinky, and index keys on the right-hand side.