Author: Lelia Loban ★2017
Date: 2012-08-30 12:02
>>There is NO SUBSTITUTE for having the actual complete parts to the pieces you could be asked to play.>>
While I agree with that advice in general, let's be practical: How quickly can rkclarinet, or anybody else, assemble all those parts and learn the subtle nuances of playing them? The process takes a long time; and you never know what a conductor or an audition opportunity might throw at you while you're in progress. (And does anybody, ever, know it all?) By all means, start that process, but meanwhile, having a good excerpt book handy *now* and learning those most treacherous bits of the common repertory (by adding one excerpt at a time to the regular practice schedule, for instance) is a wise idea.
Lelia
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