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 Staccato Study books?
Author: Corey 
Date:   2003-04-07 01:36

What are some the best staccato study, or tonguing study books out there? I know of Reginald Kell's "17 Staccato Studies" , but what are some others? Also, where are good places online to look for them? thanks for the replies in advance.......-Corey
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 Re: Staccato Study books?
Author: Karel 
Date:   2003-04-07 01:56

Allen Siegel - Clarinet Articulation
Avrahm Galper - Tone Technique and Staccato

Both can be got from Van Cott Information Services if you go to the "Music an Books" on the right of this page.
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 Re: Staccato Study books?
Author: GBK 
Date:   2003-04-07 02:11

You don't necessarily need an entire book.

Langenus - Part Three, exercises #11 and #12 (pages 22,23).
Do both pages every day for a month. Guaranteed improvement...GBK
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 Re: Staccato Study books?
Author: GBK 
Date:   2003-04-07 02:27

Also:

For my younger students, I like the variety and progression of exercises found in Kell's "Clarinet Staccato From the Beginning" ...GBK
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