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Author: NNN
Date: 2004-12-27 16:13
is there any method book that can recommend to me??......for B flat clarinet
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Author: Kate
Date: 2004-12-27 17:00
Try Breeze-Easy method by Valentine Anzalone. I've heard the Rubank method book is also good. The Klose book (which is big and expensive and difficult for people to use if they're self-teaching) is good as well.
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Author: angela
Date: 2004-12-27 18:55
i use 2 books easybreeze and tune a day they work! i play the Bb clairnet.
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Author: clarinet girl
Date: 2004-12-28 15:41
I play the clarinet and use the Rubank Advanced Method. i fined tha it works very well and when you finish the first volume there is a second volume. hope this helps.
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Author: Derek
Date: 2005-01-02 01:00
If you're an absolute beginner i suggest the standard of excellence series, they teach the basics of playing. Then I'd recommend the Rubank studies (they have elementary, intermediate, advanced I (keys up to 4 #/b), advanced II (the yucky keys no one likes) because they help develop technique and articulation and also range. Later you may want to progress to Rose 40 studies for Clarinet, Baermann scale exercises, or the Klose book. Remember not to go too fast and to take the time to learn the lessons. Best of luck to you
-Derek
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Author: yana
Date: 2005-01-12 06:54
derek do you know whether all the books you mentioned here are sold in singapore?
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