Albert System Clarinet
- Thread starter Rudy
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There are any number of on line sources for fingering charts. I leave it to our superiors here to point them out, since I like to have my charts in print and in readable form, something that the downloaded versions do not always possess.
The quickest way to purchase one is to seek out the elementary Rubank method book for clarinet. In that august volume, you get two fingering charts - one for the Klose-Boehm system (it's the metal clarinet on the chart) and one for the Albert system (it's the "normal" looking, at least at first glance, clarinet on the chart).
Of course, these are only the basic fingerings for the instrument - you have to rely on internet stuff should you want to get jiggy with things.
The quickest way to purchase one is to seek out the elementary Rubank method book for clarinet. In that august volume, you get two fingering charts - one for the Klose-Boehm system (it's the metal clarinet on the chart) and one for the Albert system (it's the "normal" looking, at least at first glance, clarinet on the chart).
Of course, these are only the basic fingerings for the instrument - you have to rely on internet stuff should you want to get jiggy with things.