Articulation Studies (Sheet Music)
Articulation Studies (Sheet Music)
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Very helpful for faster and tighter articulation!
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These exercises are excellent and should be included as part daily warm ups. I have found them to be very helpful.
Esta muy bien!
These are wonderful articulation exercises for clarity and speed. I use them in my own practice and with my students! Thanks for sharing these, Mike.
Mike's articulation studies are really helpful (and free!) Keep it coming Mike. You are my bass clarinet hero.
Very useful
This articulation exercise was an essential part of getting in shape for the Copland concerto
Thank you for sharing this! I still have a long way to go to get these all up to speed, but they have been helpful for me in overcoming some issues I was having with tonguing, especially in the upper registers.
These are great exercises! I am incorporating them into my practice.
As a flutist, I have struggled to find alternative exercises for articulation. Jackpot! I hope you don't mind, but I am in the process of putting them into MuseScore so I can utilize them with my studio. You know--flutes...just can't play past low C (or B)! Gotta say... those stratosphere notes look more flutey than clarinet-like...up to high G?? My only criticism–my husband is the one who found these and now he is working on them...every.single.night! For hours and hours and hours. Just kidding...only an hour at a time. He has gone from 104 to 148 bpm in less than four weeks. Thanks for all your amazing content. Your willingness to share your expertise is greatly appreciated-- and as always...especially enjoyed by those of us who don't have to deal with reeds at all!
Clear explanation
I love it!!