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Author: Reese Oller
Date: 2026-10-14 04:16
Hey all,
Is there any kind of exercise/ scale book that can help me familiarize myself with B-flat bass clef, to the point where it's just like reading treble? It's unfortunately too late for me this orchestra cycle (I'm struggling HARD with Mussorgsky and Charles Griffes), but I want to learn to be fluent!
Thanks all!
Reese Oller
Clarinet student (performance major at Millikin University)
I can play bass clarinet, Eb clarinet, BBb contra, alto saxophone, bassoon at a decent level, and flute in a pinch.
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Author: kdk
Date: 2026-10-14 06:43
Get any bassoon, euphonium or cello scale book and start there. If the music goes out of range, transpose up or down an octave as necessary.
Karl
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Author: Reese Oller
Date: 2026-10-14 23:23
Thanks all!
I might post a video of one of the Cello suites worked up sometime soon.
Reese Oller
Clarinet student (performance major at Millikin University)
I can play bass clarinet, Eb clarinet, BBb contra, alto saxophone, bassoon at a decent level, and flute in a pinch.
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