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Very cool! I was just introduced to this book from an online fb group. Fun book!

I appreciate your comment. You are most welcome. Wishing you much fun in your learning and discovering adventure!

Thanks John, much appreciated!

Aspenx, THANK YOU! You’ve uplifted and inspired me to begin again and work this book through. If you haven’t already, hit the subscribe button so you’ll be notified where to find it. We need to find a real bass clarinet book so you could join along there as well! If you have one tell me about it, I will look for it. 🎼. (This recording Demnitz B minor is no. 16, page 27)

Thank you Aspenx, the book is titled ‘Melodious & Progressive Studies’ Book 1, selected and edited by David Hite. It includes the studies from Demnitz, Nocentini, Baermann and Klosé. I purchased my copy from Amazon. Very nice intermediate/advancing intermediate book. More challenge than I may ever get to. 🤓

Wow, wow ,wow friend, excellent fun and adventurous news! 😎

Yes it does. Pre 2020. Lovely group at the time. Helped me get back into it too. As an adult, I have a lot more patience for going slow until I don’t have to think so hard and the fingers just know. But this book is perfect for making you feel like your doing something wowmazing. Dr. Kristen Denny Chambers started both those FB groups. She’s lovely!

I thank you for the encouragement!!

Yessss!!! 3 years now for me. What a trip to say the least. It’s much different and “deeper” than when I was a kid. I’m excited for you!

I was so thrown off by my leg wanting to cross and get comfortable. 🤪 I decided to leave it in my take, sure that other people might share weird things they do that crops up when trying to focus and play. Thank you for your feedback!

This song is fun and I was already piddling with it. But then you inspired with your magic music ride. Thank you Jaime❣️😘

Wow, I did not know you sent me a message. Hello Brian from next year 😆. I hope you find this reply in good health and well-being❣️ The book I’m playing from here is 60 Rambles for Clarinet by Leo Lester. You can find it on Amazon. There are clarinet groups for beginners, re-beginners (such as myself) and everything beyond on Facebook. This group is called Etude of the week amateurs. Someone in that group kindly coined us as the come back kids. 😍 There’s another great book we are working on in Clarinet Playground (FB group) called Finger Fitness Etudes written by Dr. Kristen Denny-Chambers. It just came out a few months ago. Super fun book. Check her out! And thanks for encouraging my practice. I never thought I’d get to play again. Here I am just a few years in, doing things I couldn’t as a kid. Bass is super new to me. What a beast!

@@freebirdofparadise Unfortunately I deleted my Facebook account a couple of years ago. Thanks for the info on those books though. I've been playing for two and a half years now and started on Hite's Melodious and Progressive after going through a couple of methods. It's certainly a long term project, but fun. I enjoy your recordings. Reminds me of myself but with twice the skills. 😄 I'm doing very well thank you. Clarinet has helped keep me sane. Love your bass clarinet also.♥️

@@bririch7 I’m over FB too, the clarinets are faintly the last thing I cling to there. The Hite book is the other one I worked a portion through with that group (mostly Demnitz section). Anyhow, check out this kid, I could listen to his cover songs over and over and just have a good time. It’s inspiring, I never imagined clarinets playing like this. I love RUclips! ruclips.net/p/PLgBUFnYeI7J0vrYDj_57WX7lT-FW70bSH I subscribed to your channel, hope you share something from your journey one day!

I haven't played at least the last 3 Nocentini's. They are increasing in difficulty and I have lost a little patience with technical music. Hooked on some fun playing right now...learning to play bass. Brian did you record yours?

@@freebirdofparadise To record that many Nocentini is a huge accomplishment. Congratulations. I've almost learned the second one now but because I've only been playing for 18 months (I'm 65) they are taking too long. So after I finish it next week I'm going to go back to the start and work on the Demnitz studies. Build up better finger memory. :-) If I can't learn something in a week or two I get bored with it. I've recorded a little bit for bandmates and my teacher but it won't be posted unless to illustrate beginner struggles. Thank you for posting. It helps me learn.

Brian Richard we have a lot in common. I just started (again after 27yrs) two years ago. Enjoy yourself and I hope our paths cross again!

Wayne Rowand Thank you! Wish I were near you to learn a thing or two. I plan on sticking with it. Heading towards learning jazz improv and klezmer. Been a long year with lots of practicing. I know you know!