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Weissenborn Bass Clarinet Study No. 5

Weissenborn Bass Clarinet Study No. 5

Originally a bassoon study, this etude offers some great practice going over the break. As if Weissenborn somehow knew that it would be eventually transcribed for Bass Clarinet. Spoooooky!

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Cord H. (Hamburg, Germany)
For someone like me

For someone like me, who comes from saxofone, it helps a lot. And it sounds good!

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Aidan S. (Minnesota, United States)
Overall an excellent piece

I love this piece. In addition to sounding good, it’s a great piece to use to get comfortable with quick register changes, mouth adjustments, and circular breathing. And to top it all off, it’s free!

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Raymond B. (Alabama, United States)
A fun etude! Earspam is amazing.

Love this shop and how overwhelmingly kind and genuine it is :))

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Cyril T. (Florida, United States)
Great to just run through

I've been practicing this piece through and it's honestly made me a better player.

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Florian R. (Bavaria, Germany)
very good Bass Clarinet Study

perfect for Bass Clarinet to get known all the special fingerings, besides it´s a very nice piece of music.
Thanks for sharing this.

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Joshua C. (District of Columbia, United States)
Fun piece

Amazing, and fun, study piece that serves as a great way to get used to jumps. (Plus it’s free)

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Craig P.

It was awesome to play through.

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MICHAEL C.

Nicely engraved piece that fits on one page.

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Locky C.

Very fun piece, I'd love to see more studies like this one.

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Ronald P.

It's good and it was free.

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Aayushmann B.

Great service and great overall experience

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Joseph E.

It was great! I love this etude!

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David M.

This study is great! I am getting back to playing bass clarinet and on a low C rather than an Eb. This is a great tool to learn the new keys and finger positions. I play it almost every day.

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Rochelle F.

I truly enjoy playing this piece on clarinet and bass clarinet

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Alex D.

I found it very helpful in preparing for work I had coming up.

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Tanja T.v.d.W.

Thanks for the study. I love to play it, to get better on my bass clarinet.

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George S.

Super useful resource! thanks Mike!

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David C.

It was sheet music

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Steve E.

Searching the interwebs for "crossing the break" exercises lead me to this. Being a sax player covering a second Clary part for a Christmas show, I need all the help I can get. This one is kicking my... lack of technique!

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John E.

It's a great exercise on any clarinet. I've played it on Bb, Alto, Bass and Eb contra just as a reminder before I use one of those clarinets in anger.

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Brenda H.

Thank you for the Weissenborn study.

I've found it a really good practice piece.Unfortunately when printed out I appear to have lost part of the last bars at the end of each line

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Adam S.

Nice quality, readable unlike some other digital downloads.

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Margaret H.

I love the Weissenborn No. 5, even though I'm not anywhere NEAR ready for it (been taking clarinet lessons for two years, beginning at the ripe old age of 59!). But I play a few lines from it every practice session, and I like to imagine it's making me a better player. Thank you for inspiring me and for the opportunity!

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Ann K.

This etude is really helpful for so many different aspects of technique that I'm working on. Thank you so much for making it available!

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stephen v.

had everything that in the score as marketed and was very useful amazing as always

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Lucy M.

These are nice pieces with a bit of a challenge. It's also nice to have the chance to play with Michael.

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Donald L.

This is a good study.

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Ian W.

It's a great little exercise; I really like it -- on my Bb clarinet.

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Danny V.

Great website and live your videos.

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Sue S.

Very helpful study thank you

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Brenda K.

that Michael would play it and suggest it
I value his advice a lot