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Author: Theboy_2 
Date:   2003-11-21 00:47

i was thinking of joining NYB of canada, and was wondering what altissimo notes i should be able to hit to make it in the band? and any tips to improve my embourchure to hit these extravagantly high notes?

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 RE: tips
Author: Gnomon 
Date:   2003-11-21 14:29

That depends on what instrument you are talking about. For clarinet, if it's a youth band, you probably need to be able to play up to Altissimo G. If it is a professional band you may occasionally need Altissimo A. Professional Orchestra players are expected to be able to play up to Altissimo C.

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 RE: tips
Author: Theboy_2 
Date:   2003-11-21 21:56

i'm sorry, i thought you'd know i meant my clarinet. this band is open to people in university and last two years in high school. which notes are these? is this the C, RT G#1--1--C#? or is the note an octave higher?

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 RE: tips
Author: Gnomon 
Date:   2003-11-21 22:09

That's the one: RT G#1--1--C#. That's C7 and is the "official" top note of the clarinet given in all the books. You will very rarely find any music that needs higher notes.

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 RE: tips
Author: Theboy_2 
Date:   2003-11-22 01:51

thanks

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