MusicYears 7–10Clarinet
Clarinet Grade 6: Scales & Arpeggios
Extended-range scales and arpeggios; whole-tone scale; augmented arpeggios
What you'll learn
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Imagine your clarinet is a slippery snake 🐍. Scales are the notes you play as you slide your fingers up and down the snake — one note after another, like climbing a ladder.
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What does a scale do on the clarinet?
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Let's play a C major scale together. 🎶
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Now try the arpeggio for C major. An arpeggio is like a scale but you skip some notes — it's a broken chord. 🎹
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Which notes do you play in a C major arpeggio?
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Your turn! Play the G major scale on your clarinet. Start on G (left thumb + 1st finger).
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How many sharps are in G major?
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