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List of
Recommended
Books for Doublers
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Recommended etude and technique books for doublers:
Clarinet-
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Composer/editor
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Title
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comments
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Publisher
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Avrahm
Galper
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Upbeat
Scales and Arpeggios
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Great
and unusual scale book
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Mharva
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Larry
Guy
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Intonation
Training for Clarinetists
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Much
of this applies to sax, too
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Rivernote
Press
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Reginald
Kell
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17
Staccato Studies
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International
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Hyacinthe Klose
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Celebrated
Method for the Clarinet
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The
big book…
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Carl
Fischer
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Oliver
Nelson
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Patterns
for Improvisation-
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Excellent
for technique!
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Aebersold
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Phillip
Rehfeldt
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New
Directions for Clarinet
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Best
x-techniques book I have found
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U.
of California
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Carl
Rose
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40
Studies for Clarinet
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The
standard book
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International
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Charles
Stier
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Clarinet
Reeds
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applies
to sax, too
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Halcyon
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Flute-
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Composer/editor
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Title
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comments
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Publisher
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Robert
Cavally
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Melodious
and Progressive Studies
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2
volumes
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Southern
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Hiroshi
Koizumi
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Technique
for Contemporary Flute Music: for Players and Composers
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The
best book of its kind that I have found.
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Author
(Japan)
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Gilliam
& McCaskill
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Indispensible
Scales, Exercises, and Etudes
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A
good mix for the doubler
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Mel
Bay
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Marcel
Moyse
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De
la Sonorite
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All
about tone
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Leduc
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Oliver
Nelson
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Patterns
for Improvisation-
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Great
for technique!
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Aebersold
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Bassoon-
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Composer/editor
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Title
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comments
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Publisher
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Lewis
Hugh Cooper & Howard Toplansky
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Essentials
of Bassoon Technique
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The
bassoon fingering chart-
370 pgs long!
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Toplansky
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Julius
Weissenborn
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Method
for Bassoon
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The
original, and still the best.
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Cundy-Bettony
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