Assembled Mouthpiece & Barrel
To make our first sounds, we will begin with just the mouthpiece and the barrel. We will add the rest of the clarinet back on soon.
If your clarinet is already assembled, carefully remove the bell, lower joint, upper joint and place them back in the case to keep them protected.
To make our first sounds, we will begin with just the mouthpiece and the barrel. We will add the rest of the clarinet back on soon.
If your clarinet is already assembled, carefully remove the bell, lower joint, upper joint and place them back in the case to keep them protected.
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Casa Roble High School
& Pasteur Middle School
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Reading Music!!
This page shows notation for the doodlee-doos and mystery songs you learned on the 'Noise and Posture' webpage. In addition, you will find notation for the G Major and F Major scales. There are a few more pages on this website that you may find useful as you continue your studies and are here for you to come back to when you are ready. At this point, you've given yourself a great foundation to build from and should seek help from a private instructor or group ensemble. Check with your local music stores and schools to find the right teacher and/or group to continue your studies. Good luck and have fun learning!!!
Finger Placement
First 5 Notes
Explained
Doodlee-Doo #1
This doodlee-doo is the first five notes played slowly, then slightly faster each time it is repeated. Play along with the MP3 while looking at the notes.
First 5 Notes
with Braden
Doodlee-Doo #2
The video from the previous page is here to review, if needed. Try to play the doodlee-doo while looking at each note as you play it.
Doodlee-doo #2
Explained
G Major Scale
The video and MP3 from the previous page are here to review, if needed. Try to play the scale while looking at each note as you play it.
G Major Scale
Explained
F Major Scale
The video and MP3 from the previous page are here to review, if needed. Try to play the scale while looking at each note as you play it.
