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More Graded Studies for Clarinet, Book One: Clarinet Book

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More Graded Studies for Clarinet, Book One: Clarinet Book

Clarinet Study Repertoire with Supporting Simultaneous Learning Elements

By Paul Harris

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More Graded Studies for Clarinet, Book One highlights clarinet study repertoire in a unique collection. Featuring core works from established clarinet composers alongside exciting new material not seen before, plus specially-composed studies by Paul Harris and others. Each study lists its key ingredients and invites players from grades 1 to 4 to consider additional key elements as well. This enables teachers and students to link the studies to their current repertoire and technical work in a truly simultaneous learning way.

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Series: Faber Edition
Publisher: Faber Music
ISBN10: 0-571-53926-2
ISBN13: 978-0-571-53926-0
UPC: 9780571539260
SKU: 12-0571539262

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About the Author: Paul Harris

Paul Harris

Paul Harris trained at the Royal Academy of Music and the University of London, then spent decades building an international reputation as one of Britain's most influential music educators. His published output exceeds 500 works, including the widely-adopted Improve your teaching! and Improve your sight-reading! series, alongside his development and refinement of Simultaneous Learning, an approach that has gained recognition across multiple continents.

Harris's teaching philosophy blends rigor with creativity and real-world classroom application. He has become a sought-after clinician and workshop leader throughout the UK, USA, and Far East, and regularly contributes to music education publications. His work is published by Faber Music.

Why we love this

Harris designed these studies to live alongside your regular repertoire rather than existing in isolation. Each study names its technical focus upfront, then invites students to identify additional learning opportunities within the same page, creating the kind of integrated skill-building that actually sticks in the practice room.

What to expect

Focused and straightforward, without condescension. These studies feel like they were written by someone who understands what beginners and early-intermediate players actually need to work on, and who trusts them to think about their own learning.

Who it's for

Clarinetists in grades 1 through 4 who benefit from structured technical work that connects directly to the pieces they're playing. Teachers and independent students will appreciate the transparent pedagogical design that makes every study purposeful.

How to get the most out of it

  • Examine the "key ingredients" listed for each study before assigning it. This framing helps students understand what they're solving for, not just what notes to play.
  • Encourage students to find their own "additional elements" beyond what the study explicitly teaches. This metacognitive step transforms a written exercise into active problem-solving.
  • Pair studies with pieces from your concert repertoire that share similar technical challenges. Harris designed this book with that connection in mind.
  • Work through studies at a comfortable tempo first. The learning comes from secure technique, not racing through the page.

How to use it

Weave individual studies into your lesson sequence as technical scaffolding for the repertoire you're teaching that week or month. The transparent structure makes them ideal for independent study assignments that don't require extended teacher explanation.

Skills your students will build

  • Tone control in specific registers
  • Fingering dexterity across the clarinet's break
  • Articulation clarity in varied musical contexts
  • Intonation awareness across pitch ranges
  • Rhythmic accuracy and subdivision
  • Legit and staccato techniques
  • Self-directed technical problem-solving

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