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In a practice rut? Try this. Keeping fingers even and moving smoothly in all keys is a
must. Think of this exercise as the ultimate fingering puzzle. Concentration, listening, and patience required.
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New edition. Same information and sequence with new chromatic exercises for learning enharmonic note names and developing good hand position.
So You Want to Play the Clarinet is a carefully sequenced book for beginner clarinetists that emphasizes good tone quality and phrasing. The range is moderate, from the lowest E to third line B-flat. Rhythms and basic techniques needed for first semester performance are included. For the best result, follow the lessons in order. With regular practice, you can teach yourself to play.
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