Play a Tenor Sax or Bass Clarinet Faster Than The Band

fluteler's tenor sax
Artist Club #1 - bass clari

Number 58, "Cantabile" - ("khan-tah-bee-lay") is an exercise from a
method for violin published in 1797 by composer Bartolomeo Campagnoli.
The original text is in the free IMSL online library.

A visit to the Danish Royal Library will discover the Gieddes collection - a
goldmine of urtexts for arrangers everywhere.

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Here is a little duet that you can play on a tenor saxophone or a bass clarinet in
the higher registers.

Choose a tempo from the list at the right to make the music play. Play in unison
with the music until you are sure of pitch and fingering, then play the duet part.
How fast can you play it?

If you learn to play one piece quickly, what does that do for everything else?

Level: Intermediate
Prep: Play the E major scale from low D#
to high E up and down several times.

Tempos: