The Clarinet BBoard
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Author: Mark Charette
Date: 1999-09-21 12:07
As soon as I appear to be just "winging it" on some sight-reading (you know, playing a couple of wrong notes 'till you hit the right one), my teacher makes me stop playing, and start naming & fingering the notes. It's _hard_ to finger and say "A#" when your brain & eyes sees an A# but your fingers are trying to do a Bb. It's helped (and is helping!) me to recognize the multiple names for a note and keep the brain from getting into a rut.
Also, fingering, naming, and playing the notes for a scale aren't too hard (you learn the pattern rather easily), but all of a sudden you'll slow down if you have to do it for thirds, sixths, arpeggios, etc. It takes quite a while to become fluent in naming all those notes quickly. I'm still learning!
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Kontragirl |
1999-09-21 04:35 |
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RE: A, B, C....or something.... new |
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Mark Charette |
1999-09-21 12:07 |
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Don Poulsen |
1999-09-21 14:03 |
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Sara |
1999-09-23 03:14 |
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Ken Shaw |
1999-09-23 17:31 |
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