A Handbook of Orchestration
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Shakes and Tremolos. On the modern instrument all shakes are possible, but there are a few which are clumsy and difficult. These THE WIND INSTRUMENTS 85 are, roughly, major seconds on any F sharp or C sharp, minor seconds on the lowest F natural and G sharp, and shakes close to the break.
It is the best Wind instrument for tremolo work ; all tremolos up to an octave are possible, provided they do not cross the break, nor rise above the C above the treble stave. Any con- taining a C sharp should... be avoided and the best intervals are a third, a fourth and a fifth.
7. Advantages. The various tone quah- ties. The Clarinet ranks next to the Flute and Piccolo in mobility, can play arpeggios ex- tremely well, and repeated notes with single tongueing as fast as the Flute ; it is good for scales, shakes, tremolo, background, and can take skips easily : it has the most complete control of any Wind instrument over crescendo and diminuendo, and its pianissimo is the softest that can be obtained in Wind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shakes and Tremolos. On the modern instrument all shakes are possible, but there are a few which are clumsy and difficult. These THE WIND INSTRUMENTS 85 are, roughly, major seconds on any F sharp or C sharp, minor seconds on the lowest F natural and G sharp, and shakes close to the break.
It is the best Wind instrument for tremolo work ; all tremolos up to an octave are possible, provided they do not cross the break, nor rise above the C above the treble stave. Any con- taining a C sharp should... be avoided and the best intervals are a third, a fourth and a fifth.
7. Advantages. The various tone quah- ties. The Clarinet ranks next to the Flute and Piccolo in mobility, can play arpeggios ex- tremely well, and repeated notes with single tongueing as fast as the Flute ; it is good for scales, shakes, tremolo, background, and can take skips easily : it has the most complete control of any Wind instrument over crescendo and diminuendo, and its pianissimo is the softest that can be obtained in Wind.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fidler, Florence G to read onlineMoreLess
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