Learning how to play clarinet is a fun and rewarding experience for students of all skill levels. A member of the woodwind family, the clarinet is used primarily in classical orchestral and concert band music, although it can also be found in jazz, klezmer, Brazilian.
DurationLearning how to play clarinet is a fun and rewarding experience for students of all skill levels. A member of the woodwind family, the clarinet is used primarily in classical orchestral and concert band music, although it can also be found in jazz, klezmer, Brazilian, Bulgarian Wedding, and Turkish Folk music. While very uncommon, the clarinet has occasionally been used in western rock music.
The clarinet is played by placing the mouth around the mouthpiece with the bottom lip curved under to rest on the reed. The hands are then placed on the keys which can be depressed to create different notes. The clarinet is a single reeded instrument, meaning that wooden reed rests against the hollow mouthpiece and the vibrations between the two create sound.
The thickness and hardness of the reed can influence the tone color and many clarinetists carve their own reeds in order to produce the sound they are looking for. Reeds are also mass produced and come in a variety of brands. Generally speaking, when a student is beginning to learn to play clarinet they will need a softer reed as they are easier to play with. Your teacher will be able to help determine what kind of reed is best for you.
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Clarinet students will learn the fundamentals of music such as pitch, rhythm, intonation, and terminology. Assembly and care of the clarinet, ligature, reed placement, and maintenance are covered with all beginning students
Generally the child needs to be able to support the clarinet and reach and cover all the keys with his/her hands. Most children can do this by around 5th grade. If the child is ready for this before 5th grade, great! If not, starting on a recorder or other child-friendly instrument is recommended
Clarinet Lessons are offered by Galliard Music for all ages and skill level. Our teachers create a fun yet challenging environment for you to master your instrument.Â
Clarinet Lessons are offered by NY Ensemble Classes. Our classes are taught by two instructors specialized in different instruments. Each ensemble is assigned to multiple teachers scheduled on rotation. This unique course design provides an enhanced and deeper learning experience.
Calrinet Lesson is offered by Dudley's B Sharp Academy. We have several classes available, so you can choose the one that’s right for you. Each program is easy to follow and affordable.
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