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Beginning Lessons
Beginning Lessons
Lesson 1: Opening Our Cases and Naming the Parts
Lesson 1: Opening Our Cases and Naming the Parts
Lesson 2: Putting the Reed and Ligature onto the Mouthpiece
Lesson 2: Putting the Reed and Ligature onto the Mouthpiece
Lesson 3: Making Our First Sound
Lesson 3: Making Our First Sound
Lesson 3.2: How to Articulate on the Clarinet
Lesson 3.2: How to Articulate on the Clarinet
Lesson 4: Putting Our Entire Instrument Together
Lesson 4: Putting Our Entire Instrument Together
Lesson 5 : How to Hold the Clarinet
Lesson 5 : How to Hold the Clarinet
Disassembly and Cleaning
Disassembly and Cleaning
Our First Notes
Our First Notes
Free practice studio that comes with the book you purchased (click on the "watch the video" button for instructions):
Be sure to always have more than one reed! I highly recommend buying a thumb rest (thumb squishy) to help keep your right thumb from getting sore. The fuzzy clarinet "pad savers" (comes in a two pack) will make cleaning and taking care of your clarinet WAY easier!
Clarinet Supplies
Pad Saver - Alternate to cleaning cloth
Comfortable Thumb Rest Cushion
Use your tongue to "Too" the notes! Memorize E,F,G,D,C,A,B and Bb. Use the Green box at the top of the page for fingerings.
Make your own Fingering/Note Flash Cards to help you memorize:
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