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    This exercise focuses on flexibility and smooth connections between notes in different registers. The player should try to play each staff of notes in one breath, giving approximately equal time values to each pitch without using a metronome. Accidentals written on one note apply through the entire staff.

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    This exercise focuses on flexibility and smooth connections between notes in different registers. The player should try to play each staff of notes in one breath, giving approximately equal time values to each pitch without using a metronome. Accidentals written on one note apply through the entire staff.

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    Stubbins Flexibility Exercise For Clarinet

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    Josh Warzecha
    This exercise focuses on flexibility and smooth connections between notes in different registers. The player should try to play each staff of notes in one breath, giving approximately equal time values to each pitch without using a metronome. Accidentals written on one note apply through the entire staff.

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    Stubbins Flexibility Exercise

    Listen for smooth, seamless connections between the notes in each register. It is not necessary to do this exercise with a metronome. Therefore, try to play each staff in one breath, assigning approximately equal time values to each pitch. (Accidentals hold through the entire staff)

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