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Concert Band B-flat Bass Clarinet

SKU: AP.16566

B-flat Bass Clarinet. Composed by Frank Erickson. Concert Band Method; Band Supplement; Method/Instruction; Technique Musicianship. Book. 24 pages. Alfred Music #00-16566. Published by Alfred Music (AP.16566).

ISBN 9780739041857. UPC: 038081132440. English.

This invaluable collection features rhythm drills and etudes and applies them to six full band arrangements. Some of the unique features include: an emphasis on musical passages containing a wide variety of rests, prep rhythm drills with suggestions for their use, etudes that can be played as a solo, or, when used with a companion etude, as a duet; an emphasis on changing eighth-note rhythms (5/8, 7/8 etc.) and a full band selection at the end of each unit reinforcing the newly learned rhythms and patterns.