Clarinet Etudes

One of the most widely used collections of studies for the advancing player/student of the Alto and/or Bass Clarinets.

Incorporates the Rose studies for clarinet including: Fourty Studies (Books 1 & 2); Thirty-Two Studies (32) Etudes and Nine (9) Caprices.

Includes: - 16 Selected Studies from Baermann Method for Clarinet, Book 4 (Op. 64) - 16 Concert Studes from Baermann Method for Clarinet, Book 5 (complete)

Contents: 40 Progressive Melodies (Barret) 8 Progressive Exercises (Dont) Scale studies (Hite)

Includes: - 30 Caprices, Op. 1-5 (Cavallini) - Four Studies (La Banchi) - Seven Etudes-Caprices (Magnani) - Five Caprices (Gambaro)

Appropriately titled, this collection provides a great foundation of daily exercises for the development of the serious clarinet player. Edited by renowned woodwind teacher and specialist David Hite.

adapted from Division Three Celebrated Method for Clarinet, Opus 63 by Carl Baermann by William E. Rhoads

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