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Re: beginner instruction

Author: ejay
Date: 2003-03-29 13:19

One series of books (six volumes plus a scale book) I have not seen mentioned in reply to your inquiry is the "Modern Course for Clarinet" by James Collis... published by Henri Elkan. I am also one of those who teaches TONS of students per week, and have had excellent results using this in conjunction with the Opperman Velocity studiues. As son as possible, I begin to use Lazarus book II for technical development... the range is better than Baermann for most younger students.

GOOD LUCK!!!!

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