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 Rose and Kroepsch
Author: Micaela 
Date:   2001-02-24 00:14

What are the comparative merits and shortcomings of these sets of etudes? This is a recurring argument between me and another clarinetist in my orchestra- he insists Kroepsch and the Voxman/Rubank Advanced are the best, I go by Rose and bits of the Baermann division III. I'm curious- the Kroepsch studies are only one line long and he plays them so slowly that they aren't terribly difficult.

I know that most people learn Rose and Baermann, but I've never heard of Kroepsch before. Has anyone studied his etudes?

Thanks,
Micaela
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