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Clarobotoo's flying car, the "CFC 2010," is an exciting new invention. It has 10 sound sensors on the side of the body that pick up the vibrations produced by all of the clarinet players in the world. Those vibrations are converted into the energy which fuels the CFC 2010. Therefore, the more you practice, the more vibrations there are to fuel Clarobotoo's car, and the more adventures he can have! If you practice every day, you and Clarobotoo will go a long, long way. To find out more about Clarobotoo and his flying car, visit his website, www.Clarobotoo.com. Helpful Suggestions Sound: This piece includes the pitches C, D, and E in the lower register. You can find the fingerings here. Rhythm: Your time signature is four-four time, which means that there are four beats in a measure and the quarter note is equal to one beat. Melody: Clarobotoo's Flying Car is composed of 2, four-measure phrases, plus an added two-measure tag at the end. Since this piece is in four-four time, the phrases will seem longer, so breathe deeply. Try to breathe only where it is marked. Clarobotoo recommends Flopsy the Whimsical Clown's Pitch Name Games. Side view of Clarobotoo's flying car. The sound sensors are the small circles behind the wings.
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