J. B. Albert: Method for Clarinet
Clarinet solo (CLT)
J. B. Albert: Method for Clarinet
Clarinet solo (CLT)
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About
Moscow-born Simon Bellison, known in many parts of the world as a clarinet virtuoso, teacher, and arranger, revised the Lazarus method for clarinet. This is the second of three books.
Contents
- Fingering Chart for the Boehm Clarinet
- Glossary
- Rudiments of Music
- How to make your own Reeds
- To the Student
- Useful Information
- General Information
- Different Pitched Clarinets
- Parts of the Instrument and how to hold it
- Embouchure
- Sound
- Wind
- Tonguing
- The Lips
- The Reed
- Mouthpiece
- Types of Clarinets
- Advice to the Student
- Transposition
- Table of Trills for Albert System Clarinet
- Special Notice of the Boehm System Clarinet
- First Lessons
- Rhythm
- Syncopation
- Pointed Notes
- Triplets
- Five Easy Duets
- Staccato
- Emphasis
- 10 Little Progressive Duets
- On the Emphasis (Portamento)
- Plain Sounds (Seconds to Octaves)
- 12 Lessons to learn time
- Practical Studies on the Lower Notes
- 50 Progressive Duets for Two Clarinets by J. Kuffner
- Major Scales
- Minor Scales
- Carry Me Back to Old Virginny (J. Bland)
- Swing Low
- Sweet Chariot (Negro Spiritual)
- 20 Easy Little Tunes
- 15 Little Operatic Melodies from Anne Bloena and La Gazza Ladra
- 20 Easy and Progressive Duets
- 8 Fantasias
- Examples of Passages impossible on the ordinary Clarinet
- 12 Exercises and Studies for Boehm Clarinet
- Tables of Trills and Shakes for the Boehm Clarinet and their fingerings
- Exercises on Chords
- 15 Studiesin the Medium Register
- Air with Variations from Donizetti's Elisire D'Amore
