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Beginning Band Method Book
Beginning Band Method Book
This book is available at Music & Arts, at our rental meeting, or I can place an order online.
Musical Tip: You should be practicing 20-30 minutes each night. Prepare for the next class ahead of time! Band is fun (and can seem easy) if you put effort into it. The more you practice, the better you become, and the more fun it is!
Musical Tip: You should be practicing 20-30 minutes each night. Prepare for the next class ahead of time! Band is fun (and can seem easy) if you put effort into it. The more you practice, the better you become, and the more fun it is!
Click the link above to get information about being in band in middle school. Not sure what you'd like to play? Check out the Instrument Matching Tool when you click the link above!
Click the link above to access the notes and songs that we will first learn in band.
Want to get a head start? Click on the link above and subscribe to my YouTube Channel!
What instruments can I play?
What instruments can I play?
All beginning band students will start on flute, clarinet, alto saxophone, trumpet, or trombone. Once you have a solid foundation on one of these instruments, there will be an opportunity to audition for other instruments such as percussion (not just drums), bass clarinet, French horn, baritone, and other "color" voices. You will have to demonstrate good effort and work ethic to be invited to audition for another section, as they are school-owned instruments and are expensive to repair or replace.
Flute
Clarinet
Trumpet
Trombone
Bassoon
Mallets
Percussion
Alto Saxophone
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