Clarinet Methods Review

Which side of the clarinet does a low E chromatic scale start on?

When tuning clarinets as a section/individually, which note should you start tuning them with first?

Which of the following is the biggest constraint for composers writing for clarinet?

Which range of the clarinet is notorious for being thin and airy?

What are some good beginner clarinet mouthpieces? (there are a couple of correct answers)

When assembling a clarinet, what should you watch for when putting the lower and upper joints together?

What is the lowest range of the clarinet called?

Which of the following is not a member of the clarinet family?

Clarinets read parts written in C

What dynamic is unique to clarinet?

Clarinet is a transposing instrument

The clarinet has two breaks

What clef do clarinets read?

What material is best for a clarinet swab?

Which note only has one key option (unless you're Chloe)? lower register/higher register

Which type of tonguing should you teach to your students?

The harder the reed, the better the clarinet player

Most American clarinetists use what type of embouchure?

Flat fingers will create the best seal on the tone holes

When playing the mouthpiece and barrel alone, what concert pitch should sound?

How often should you swab your clarinet?

This range of the clarinet is named for a type of trumpet playing that it is said to mimic

As clarinets crescendo, what happens to their intonation?

What material are most mid- to professional-level mouthpieces made of?

What is the highest range of the clarinet called?

Clarinets use vibrato in classical settings

The A and Ab throat tone keys should be played with what?

What is a good reed brand for a first-day band student?

What is a good reed strength for a beginner?

What are most beginner-level clarinets made out of?