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Chords/Arpeggios

A chord is a group of two or more notes that are heard as occupying the same time. They don't have to played simultaneously, or even by the same instrument. The clarinet (with the exception of multiphonics) plays one one note at a time, so it "breaks" a chord into a sequence of notes. When a chord is played in a rising or descending order, it is known as an arpeggio.
This collection includes educational materials which train the execution of chords, from triads and seventh chords to beyond.
  • Composer
  • Title
  • Instrumentation
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  • Composer
  • Carl Baermann
  • Title
  • Clarinet Method, Op. 63, Div. I-II
    edited by Gustave Langenus
  • Instrumentation
  • B-flat Clarinet 1
  • Duration
  • N/A
  • Publisher
  • Dover Publications
  • Price
  • $10.00
  • Composer
  • David Cook
  • Title
  • Clarinet Conditioning: Warm-Ups and Perspectives
    with contributions from Adam, Chen, DiLutis, Heinen, Morgan, Paglialonga, Watts, & Yeh
  • Instrumentation
  • B-flat Clarinet 1
  • Duration
  • N/A
  • Publisher
  • Conway Publications
  • Price
  • $43.75
  • Composer
  • Friedrich Demnitz
  • Title
  • Fundamental Scale & Chord Studies
    from the Elementary School for the Clarinet
  • Instrumentation
  • B-flat Clarinet 1
  • Duration
  • N/A
  • Publisher
  • G. Schirmer
  • Price
  • $8.00