The Intermediate Band Fun Book (Low Clarinet): for the Advancing Band Student

The Intermediate Band Fun Book (Low Clarinet) is a fantastic method book tailored exclusively for second and third year band students. This comprehensive and engaging resource is designed to boost the skills and musicality of young instrumentalists, providing a solid foundation for their musical journey.

Whether your students play the flute, high clarinet, low clarinet, alto saxophone, trumpet, or trombone, there's a specific edition of this book for each instrument. These instrument-specific editions offer targeted exercises and a carefully curated repertoire, enabling students to progress and excel on their chosen instrument.

Inside The Intermediate Band Fun Book, you'll find a treasure trove of valuable resources. Dive into the captivating world of scales and arpeggios, where students will master essential patterns and build technical proficiency. These fundamental exercises lay the groundwork for playing with accuracy and precision, setting the stage for future musical achievements.

Explore a diverse array of carefully selected etudes, thoughtfully designed to challenge and refine students' skills. These musical studies expose students to different styles, techniques, and musical concepts, fostering growth and expanding their musical horizons. The Low Clarinet book stays below the break for most of the exercises and songs.

Prepare for thrilling solo adventures! The Intermediate Band Fun Book presents a collection of captivating solos that will inspire your students to showcase their talent. With expressive melodies and ample opportunities for artistic expression, students can immerse themselves in their instrument, highlighting their musicality and unique voice.

Encourage the joy of collaboration through the delightful duets included in this book. Whether students are paired with a fellow bandmate or a teacher, duets provide an invaluable opportunity to develop their listening skills, ensemble playing, and musical communication.

This book is a versatile resource suitable for various educational settings. It serves as an excellent companion for school band classes, offering a structured approach to learning that reinforces the concepts covered in class. Moreover, it can be used as a standalone method book for individual practice, providing a comprehensive and enjoyable learning experience.

Thoughtfully designed with the student in mind, this book seamlessly combines education with entertainment, ensuring that the learning process is both fun and rewarding. Dive into The Intermediate Band Fun Book today and unlock the full potential of your second and third-year band students. Watch as they soar to new musical heights, delighting audiences with their newfound skill and artistry.

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Larry Newman is the Founder and Director of Children's Music Workshop. He holds a Bachelor of Music Education, cum laude degree from Temple University's College of Music, a California teaching credential and a Master of Arts in Music Performance from Eastern Illinois University. Formerly an instrumental music teacher in the Philadelphia School District, Los Angeles Unified School District, and Santa Monica-Malibu Public Schools, Mr. Newman has supervised music programs in more than eighty public and private institutions from the Kindergarten through college levels. His rich diversity of experience includes schools from East L.A. to Malibu and from South Central L.A. to the San Fernando Valley. Larry Newman was the recipient of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences' 62nd Annual Los Angeles area Emmy award for Children/Youth Programming. Mr Newman wrote, directed and produced the All Schools Elementary Honor Orchestra shows which have aired nationally and feature students from more than two dozen Children's Music Workshop school programs. This was Mr. Newman's third Emmy win. He also received Emmys in 2009 and 2008 for those honor orchestra broadcasts and was most recently nominated in 2011 for a fourth Emmy for Orchestra Kids 2010. In 2009, Mr. Newman was honored by the Los Angeles City Council at City Hall for his contributions to music education in Los Angeles. He was also featured on CityView's Channel 35 series, "Faces of LA". Mr. Newman received the 2006 Lori Petrick Excellence in Education Award from the Palisades Charter Schools Foundation. The award is underwritten by the Boone Foundation - a philanthropic group whose mission is to support "passionate people who provide excellent programs to youth". Larry Newman was also one of 40 teachers nominated for the 2007 25th Annual BRAVO Award, established in 1982 by the Music Center of Los Angeles County to recognize individuals for innovation and excellence in arts education. Mr. Newman is author of The Recorder Fun Book - one of the top classroom recorder methods in the country. He is also the author of the The Violin Fun Book and The Band Fun Book method series - group method books written specifically for the elementary instrumental music student. For more information, please visit www.childrensmusicworkshop.com/music