Neck Positions: Fingerings, Tenor Clef

Question 1

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 1

Aflat3

II: 4 in -2nd 3 in +2nd

2 in -3rd 1 in +3rd

-1 in -4th

Question 2

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 2

Bsharp3

I: 3 in Half 2 in 1st

1 in -2nd -1 in +2nd

II: 4 in -4th 3 in +4th

Question 3

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 3

Gsharp3

II: 4 in -2nd 3 in +2nd

2 in -3rd 1 in +3rd

-1 in -4th

Question 4

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 4

D3

II: 0 in any position

III: 4 in +2nd 3 in -3rd

2 in +3rd 1 in -4th

-1 in +4th

Question 5

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 5

Fsharp4

I: 4 in +3rd 3 in -4th

2 in +4th

Question 6

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 6

G4

I: 4 in -4th 3 in +4th

Question 7

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 7

Esharp3

II: 3 in Half 2 in 1st

1 in -2nd -1 in +2nd

III: 4 in -4th 3 in +4th

Question 8

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 8

F4

I: 4 in -3rd 3 in +3rd

2 in -4th 1 in +4th

Question 9

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 9

Esharp4

I: 4 in -3rd 3 in +3rd

2 in -4th 1 in +4th

Question 10

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 10

Cflat4

I: 2 in Half 1 in 1st

-1 in -2nd

II: 4 in +3rd 3 in -4th

2 in +4th

Question 11

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 11

Gsharp4

I: 4 in +4th

Question 12

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 12

Csharp4

I: 4 in Half 3 in 1st

2 in -2nd 1 in +2nd

-1 in -3rd

II: 4 in +4th

Question 13

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 13

Bflat3

I: 1 in Half -1 in 1st

II: 4 in -3rd 3 in +3rd

2 in -4th 1 in +4th

Question 14

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 14

A3

I: 0 in any position

II: 4 in +2nd 3 in -3rd

2 in +3rd 1 in -4th

-1 in +4th

Question 15

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 15

F4

II: 3 in Half 2 in 1st

1 in -2nd -1 in +2nd

III: 4 in -4th 3 in +4th

Question 16

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 16

B3

I: 2 in Half 1 in 1st

-1 in -2nd

II: 4 in +3rd 3 in -4th

2 in +4th

Question 17

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 17

Dsharp3

II: 1 in Half -1 in 1st

III: 4 in -3rd 3 in +3rd

2 in -4th 1 in +4th

Question 18

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 18

Gflat4

I: 4 in +3rd 3 in -4th

2 in +4th

Question 19

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 19

Aflat4

I: 4 in +4th

Question 20

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 20

Dflat4

I: 4 in Half 3 in 1st

2 in -2nd 1 in +2nd

-1 in -3rd

II: 4 in +4th

Question 21

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 21

Asharp3

I: 1 in Half -1 in 1st

II: 4 in -3rd 3 in +3rd

2 in -4th 1 in +4th

Question 22

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 22

E3

II: 2 in Half 1 in 1st

-1 in -2nd

III: 4 in +3rd 3 in -4th

2 in +4th

Question 23

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 23

E4

I: 4 in +2nd 3 in -3rd

2 in +3rd 1 in -4th

-1 in +4th

Question 24

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 24

Eflat3

II: 1 in Half -1 in 1st

III: 4 in -3rd 3 in +3rd

2 in -4th 1 in +4th

Question 25

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 25

D4 I: 4 in 1st 3 in -2nd 2 in +2nd 1 in -3rd -1 in +3rd

Question 26

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 26

G3 II: 4 in 1st 3 in -2nd 2 in +2nd 1 in -3rd -1 in +3rd

Question 27

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 27

Dsharp4 I: 4 in -2nd 3 in +2nd 2 in -3rd 1 in +3rd -1 in -4th

Question 28

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 28

C4 I: 3 in Half 2 in 1st 1 in -2nd -1 in +2nd II: 4 in -4th 3 in +4th

Question 29

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 29

Gflat3 II: 4 in Half 3 in 1st 2 in -2nd 1 in +2nd -1 in -3rd III: 4 in +4th

Question 30

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 30

Fsharp3 II: 4 in Half 3 in 1st 2 in -2nd 1 in +2nd -1 in -3rd III: 4 in +4th

Question 31

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 31

Fflat3 II: 2 in Half 1 in 1st -1 in -2nd III: 4 in +3rd 3 in -4th 2 in +4th

Question 32

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 32

Eflat4 I: 4 in -2nd 3 in +2nd 2 in -3rd 1 in +3rd -1 in -4th

Question 33

Name this pitch/octave. If it is possible to play this note on two different strings in the neck positions, include one position and fingering on each string. If it is only possible to play this note on one string in the neck positions, include only one position and fingering.

Answer 33

Fflat4 I: 4 in +2nd 3 in -3rd 2 in +3rd 1 in -4th -1 in +4th