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Re: Rightly confused

Author: tictactux ★2017 Date:   2006-01-04 15:28 > Nevertheless, I would like to think that a few basic concepts could be > written in a book that one coudl use that start learning how to play. I am > trying to figure out if that is at all possible. FWIW I did my first clarinet squeaks before I had a teacher. I bought a book. It taught me some about the embouchure, about breathing, about basic fingering. I was able to play simple folk tunes within a week or two. (I recorded an .mp3 these days, it sounds horrible today ) I chose to take a teacher for two reasons: regular class requires regular practicing. And I didn't want to develop "bad manners" that would later be more difficult to get rid of. -- Ben

Topics	Author	Date
Rightly confused  new	Tony Pay	2006-01-03 21:13
Re: Rightly confused  new	BobD	2006-01-03 22:35
Re: Rightly confused  new	Bob A	2006-01-03 22:45
Re: Rightly confused  new	clarinetwife	2006-01-03 23:37
Re: Rightly confused  new	Tyler	2006-01-04 02:05
Re: Rightly confused  new	Sylvain	2006-01-04 15:14
Re: Rightly confused  new	tictactux	2006-01-04 15:28
Re: Rightly confused  new	Tom Puwalski	2006-01-05 13:08
Re: Rightly confused  new	vjoet	2006-01-05 14:25
Re: Rightly confused  new	Tony Pay	2006-01-05 19:21
Re: Rightly confused  new	Sylvain	2006-01-05 20:19
Re: Rightly confused  new	Don Poulsen	2006-01-05 21:52
Re: Rightly confused  new	Lelia Loban	2006-01-06 15:25
Re: Rightly confused  new	Tyler	2006-01-07 04:19
Re: Rightly confused  new	Tony Pay	2006-01-07 04:34
Re: Rightly confused  new	Tyler	2006-01-07 04:47

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