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woodclarinets
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Well I am going to be learning the clarinet next year. We got to meet the teacher today but I seriously don't know much about the clarinet. Can anyone help me and give me some advice?
Thanks
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jim22
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I think we need a little more info on your background. Do play any other instruments?
1. You need a functional instrument.
2. You need a student-friendly mouthpiece.
3. It's all about the Reed.
4. Reeds are trouble.
5. I have found the ATG Reed finishing system useful
6. Having a teacher will accelorate your learning greatly.
Jim
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sherwinjtb
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If you want to make some noise then make sure your breathing is maximized. Increased control of your diaphragm muscles is a bonus. In other words - get fit. A dry reed will make you squeak heaps so keep it moist. Dry the insides of the clarinet often as it hinders the sound. Also, don't get the keys wet because they can rust. Don't force the joints together. Get some cork grease so the rubber has less friction. Packing the clarinet all the time in its case can get burdensome at home. Just buy a clarinet stand.
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