How to play staccato on Clarinet?
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Staccato is a quick note. When multiple staccato notes are played together you can hear distinct separations between the notes.\n\nI don't play the clarinet, but maybe quick and short blows?
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Try this. you will need a metronome. Practice the fast piece at the slowest tempo on the metronome. (you will feel like a retard but trust me) then take the tempo a little faster. As you get better you can increase the tempo. Be careful to make as little mistakes as possible.If you make a rythmn mistake  take the tempo on the metronome back to a slower tempo.  Do this until you get to the rythmn that the piece is written. If you can play the piece without mistakes then you have improved on your rythmn
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I'm sorry to say that I came up short. After searching numerous sheet music resources I could only find regular sheet music, no tablature.\n\nI did find a resource that may help though. Tabwiki.com is a branch of wikipedia.com and they have a forum there where you can request the tablature for it. Good luck in your search. I wish I could've had better news for you.\n\nhttp://www.tabwiki.com/forums/index.php?board=2.0
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Trombone is easy if you can buzz a Bass Clef B flat (low one on staff) up to a Bass Clef F (just above it) with your lips.  Try hoding your two fingers about the right distance apart to be like a trombone mouthpiece, place them lightly on your lips and buzz them.  Try to match it on the piano and slowly buzz a scale while youMost people have a "high buzz" or a "low buzz".  Check your out this way.\n\nGood beginner brands are Getzen, Yamaha, King, etc.  Jupiter, not so good.  Bundy is bad.  Good luck!
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try http://sheetmusicarchive.net/
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The 'p' stands for pull, which you cannot do as listed.  Could it possibly be 6 p 4?   That would mean you put your fingers on both the 6th and 4th frets, play the note (6th fret), then pull your finger off the 6th and the 4th will sound.\n\n>|    = bar separating measures\n>~    = vibrato\n>x    = percussive note with no pitch; muted note\n>.    = staccato; mute the note immediately after striking it\n>h    = hammer\n>p    = pull\n>s    = slide (used when &#92; or / don't fit)\n>^    = bend string up to indicated pitch/fret shown in parenthesis ()\n>r    = release bend (string/fret may be indicated)\n>t    = fret board tap (not many of these with Rush)\n>/    = slide up\n>&#92;    = slide down\n>x/   = pick slide up\n>x&#92;   = pick slide down\n><5>  = natural harmonic (lightly touch the string at fret indicated)\n>[5]  = artificial harmonic (use thumb to follow through the pick attack)\n>(5)  = note sustained from previous measure\n>o    =&#92; repeat sign\n>o    =/\n>DC   = "Da capo" - means "from the head", when you see these initials\n>         you go back to the beginning of the piece of music.\n>DS   = "Dal segno" - means "from the sign", go back in the tabulature\n>         only as far as the (%) sign.\n>Coda = A passage at the end of a movement or composition that brings\n>        it to a formal close.\n>Al\n>Coda = means "to the tail", tells you that you must go to the end\n>           section which starts with the Coda sign (+)
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Use your index finger and place it over all of the strings on the fifth fret, but do not press down.  Just lay your finger on that fret.  Then use your middle finger on the 6 and your pinky on the 8---press down on those two strings only.\n\nWith your index finger just laying on the fifth fret you will get a dead sound, thus only getting the true notes out of the two strings your fingers are pressing.\n\nHappy playing...
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Go to www.sheetmusicplus.com.
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try www.musicnote.com
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Do you have a favorite song / artist ?\n\nTry to play along- You need to learn how the notes are located.\nTo play a 'Do-Rei-Me' scale you do need to try to bend two of the draw notes in the first 4 holes (#2 and # 3)- for the  complete scale in the first four holes.\nHoles 4-8 require no bending.\nMost harp players learn by ear- but do check out www.harphouse.com\nwww.harmonicamasterclass.com\nKeep trying...
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I found some interesting sites such as: http://www.notationmachine.com/how_to_read_sheetmusic/readingmusic.htm\nhttp://library.thinkquest.org/15413/theory/note-reading.htm\n\nplus... you can try some applications (games) that will make you practise readin "on the go"... for example...\nhttp://www.funbrain.com/notes/index.html\nthis might seem childish but it should help... Best way you can practise is to buy a midi keyboard and then play some note reading games...
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He he, I went from flute to sax too. What you're doing is getting the fingering mixed up. A 'C' on the saxophone is with your middle left finger down, and index up, and a 'B' is only your left index finger down. It's like the recorder in that sense. My suggestion would be to pick up a cheap beginner sax book with a fingering chart in it. Seems like you're getting an ok sound too if you can figure out something's wrong like that.\nA quick talk with a saxophone teacher or experienced player to help you with youre embechure (mouth position) would be advantageous as well. Once you get in a good habit of how far down the mouth piece to be and find the right angle for your bottom lip & teeth you'll be fine. I had a bad teacher to start with & had to change my embechure twice to get it right several years later.\nOne more habit you'll need to change is how to tongue your notes. On the flute you sound the beginning of each note by touching your tongue on the roof of your mouth, but on the saxophone you need to just touch the tip of the reed. Again, I tongued each note like a flautist for years before learning how to do it right. It sounds pretty bad to start off with but once you get the hang of it, it sounds so much clearer.\nHope this helps, good luck!
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alright i dont know why people think playing a certain instrument controls a persons status.If you like the clarinet go with it.If your friends think it nerdy,rub it in their faces if you get famous
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Try this: http://www.sawf.org/newedit/edit01142002/musicarts.asp
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Try this site.\n\nhttp://www.playpiano.com/
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Wonderful! Another Harmonica Player! wooot!!! So, when I play Harmonica I can figure out what to play where in a song. Even if the Harmonica doesn't EXACTLY match up. I can just hear it. I would suggest find out the key that the song is in, and use the harmonica that is in that key...or even a harmonica a step lower MAY work (don't quote me on that though, I'm not completely sure). I'm a little sleepy now to really give you great advice on the Harmonica. I'm guessing you are the Harmonica player and this isn't asked for a friend or relative-and I think you should know that I am happy that there is another Harmonica player out there. :)\n\nTake care.
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try this site http://www.8notes.com/piano/