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Author: Micaela
Date: 2003-04-28 02:46
I've almost finished the big Hite book of the Rose studies (both sets and the caprices). What are other etudes that are commonly studied after Rose and what are they like? I think my teacher's going to give me Uhl next but I'm curious as to what else is around. By the way, is that pronounced "oool" or "yule"?
Thanks for reading,
Micaela
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Author: Garret
Date: 2003-04-28 03:37
Good luck with the Uhl studies. They are very challenging.
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Author: D Dow
Date: 2003-04-28 05:16
Stark, Jettel and Opperman are pretty much the next heavy stuff....
David Dow
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Author: GBK
Date: 2003-04-28 05:27
Also, by this time your copy of Baermann III should be permanently affixed to your music stand ...GBK
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Author: Tom Piercy
Date: 2003-04-28 12:21
There are so many exciting places to go.
I think most of these I listed below, and use with students and with myself, have material that can successfully be utilized "after" Rose. There are differing levels of difficulty amongst and within these books. Ask your teacher for advice or take a look and pick and choose which etudes are appropriate.
You can always learn from them and keep them around for years.
Ernesto Cavallini - Thirty Caprices for the Clarinet
Agostino Gabucci - several studies of differing levels of difficulty
Breve Metodo per Clarinetto, 50 Piccolo Studi Progressivi
Venti Studi di Media Difficolta per Clarinette
21 Caprices
Vincenzo Gambaro - Vingt Caprices
Alamiro Giampieri - 6 Caprices
6 Fantastic Studies
12 Studi Moderni
Gaston Hamelin - Gammes et Exercices
Paul Jeanjean - many, many books of studies; they may be beyond you technically at this point, but something to look forward to...
Reginald Kell - 17 Staccato Studies for Clarinet
30 Interpretative Studies for Clarinet
Fritz Kroepsch - Etudes Progressives pour clarinette (4 volumes)
Gaetano Labanchi - studies
Jacques Lancelot - studies
Prosper Mimart - studies
Kalmen Opperman - Modern Daily Studies for the Clarinet (3 volumes)
Velocity Studies - 4 books
Master Studies
Auguste Périer - numerous books of various difficulty
Henri Sarlit - Etudes
Frederick Thurston - Clarinet Technique
Passage Studies (3 volumes)
Stark , several Studies and Exercises
Tom Piercy
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Author: Katrina
Date: 2003-04-28 19:55
Uhl should be pronounced "oool." They're neat...but I went back to them recently and found them less interesting than I did 15 years ago. However, whenever I return to the Rose studies and etudes, I almost always find something to work on! You're never really "done" with Rose! LOL!
Katrina
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Author: Burt
Date: 2003-04-28 22:47
Another good choice is Advanced Studies by Polatschek.
Burt
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Author: D Dow
Date: 2003-04-28 23:23
The Passage studies of Thurston are fine, as well as the richard strauss orchestral exerpts books.
David Dow
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Author: Craig C
Date: 2003-04-29 12:19
I like "Quinze Etudes" which are 15 etudes derived from the Bach Violin Sonatas edited by Delecluse. The publisher is Leduc.
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Author: Ron Jr.
Date: 2003-04-29 16:01
I agree with Katrina, one is never be "finished" with the Rose Etudes. Just like one can never be "finished" with Brahms. While going through them certainly gives a sense of accomplishment, when you return to them a year later, the growth in your playing really becomes evident.
The Uhl is a worthy challenge.
Good Luck
Ron Jr.
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