e flat major scale clarinet finger chart

One of the most famous appearances of the sopranino clarinet is in Berlioz’s ‘Symphonie Fantastique’ where it invokes the frenzy of a witches Sabbath. The sound has been described as resembling a trumpet when played by a talented player. It can play higher notes, however the notes are not as stable in terms of intonation and tone. The effective range of this type of clarinet is from G below middle C (G below the treble clef) to E above the C two octaves above middle C (E above the treble clef). Its higher register needs a different fingering than ‘normal’ B flat clarinet. The E flat member of the clarinet family can be a difficult instrument to play, even for experienced clarinetists. Roughly the same size as a recorder at around 14 inches long, this clarinet adds a bright clear tone to any piece of music. The E flat clarinet is known by many names – sopranino or baby clarinet are the most commonly used. The E flat clarinet: the baby of the family Visit our Clarinet Sheet Music Online Library!Į flat clarinet, clarinet family, b flat clarinet Yes, send me my free clarinet articles and clarinet sheet music, starting today!

E flat major scale clarinet finger chart