- #CLARINET MELODIC MINOR SCALES FULL#
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#CLARINET MELODIC MINOR SCALES SERIES#
5 Pages Get Clarinet Lesson 4Ī number of fingering rules are applied throughout this series of lessons. 5 Pages Get Clarinet Lesson 3Ĭontents: registers explained, introduction of break fingering patterns, scales for a twelfth explained, Exercise 5, scale of C major for a twelfth, arpeggio of C major for a twelfth, Practice Plan 4. 3 PagesĬontents: minor keys explained, introduction to intervals, Exercise 3, scale of A minor for one octave, Exercise 4, arpeggio of A minor for one octave, Practice Plan 3. 4 PagesĬontents: arpeggios explained, arpeggio of F major for one octave, Exercise 2, arpeggio of G major for one octave, Practice Plan 2.
5 PagesĬontents: scale of F major for one octave, Exercise 1, scale of G major for one octave, Practice Plan 1. It is not absolutely necessary to complete this before beginning work on scales and arpeggios, as much will become clear through the actual lessons and other musical experience, but this sequence is the logical progression that underpins the whole process. This activity, which requires a piano or keyboard and involves some writing on the blank staves provided, guides you towards an understanding of the sequence of key signatures known as the circle of fifths.
#CLARINET MELODIC MINOR SCALES FULL#
Please note that Plan Z Music retains the copyright for this material and you are not authorised to make multiple copies for distribution to third parties.Įntry Level: You are ready to begin working through the lessons as soon as you are able to produce a steady tone and have covered the full range of notes in the bottom register. It is possible to leave some lessons out or make small changes in the order, but you will then find that the practice plans do not work so well.Īs soon as you have purchased your lessons, you should save the files on your device to print as you need. It is progressive, starting at a very elementary level and building to the level at which the player might tackle major repertoire or consider joining a good youth or college orchestra. This process works best if you start at the beginning and work through all the lessons in order. Most people buy them in small batches and store them to print as needed. Of course, you don’t have to get all the lessons at once. And that’s for maybe four years of essential instruction – or more. And there is a cost to this, but not very much. There’s a lot to plough through – 262 pages to be exact. This is a step-by-step method, and you will need to follow all the instructions on the worksheets meticulously.
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The videos are free to access, but you can’t learn all this stuff just by watching them. Scroll down this page to see what’s on offer.Įach lesson comes with a short tutorial video. Author and scale guru Paul Copas explains how it all works.
Teacher on Tap Book ? (Percival & Dorich)Ĥ0 Modern Studies for Clarinet (Universal)Ĩ0 Graded Studies for Clarinet, bk 1, ed.A step-by-step course in 48 downloadable lessons Progressive Studies for Clarinet, bk 2 ABRSMĥ0 Classical Studies for Clarinet (Fentone)Įx 4 p31, Ex 3 p45, Ex 3 p58, or Ex 4 p59
#CLARINET MELODIC MINOR SCALES PLUS#
Pieces - Three pieces to be chosen, one from each list, plus two extra repertoire list pieces.
All scales, arpeggios and broken chords to be: all tongued/all slurred/ slurred pairs/two slurred, two tonguedĪscending and descending minimum metronome speed 66, four notes per beat Sustained scale 60, one note per two beats. Breathe every 8 beats or 4 notes.Īll scales and arpeggios two octaves, ascending and descending. Each note equals two beats (tongued only). Major scales, one octave (upper octave) ascending only. Harmonic Minor, Melodic Minor, Minor Arpeggios, Broken ChordsĪny one note of the G major scale held for 10 - 12 seconds. Major, Major Arpeggios, Broken Chords, Chromatic Grade Five Scales - choose either set (a) or set (b) (a)
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