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SkyLeap Home > SkyLeap Publications > Beginning Clarinet Songbook Home > Volume 1 > Lesson 11 Beginning Clarinet Songbook Clarobotoo Flies Over the Appalachian Mountains |
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By the time that Flopsy the Whimsical Clown had figured out his engine problem, Clarobotoo was soaring high over the Appalachian Mountains. By looking at his flying-car-scope, Clarobotoo could see that Flopsy was delayed. Clarobotoo knows that “slow and steady wins the race,” so he sailed along at a comfortable pace and enjoyed the sights of the countryside from high above the ground. Helpful Suggestions Sound: This piece has a range of E to B flat. You can find the fingerings here. The piece is marked piano. Play it softly, and think of Clarobotoo floating high in the sky above the mountains. Remember that an accidental in a measure applies to all of the following notes of that pitch in that measure. In measure 3, both notes are B flats. Rhythm: Your time signature is three-four time, which means that there are three beats in a measure and the quarter note is equal to one beat. Playing along with MetronomeBot's talking metronome in triple meter will help you maintain a steady tempo. Melody: This piece consists of 4, four-measure phrases. Be sure to play the articulations accurately and slur where it is marked. |
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