Dehaske Écouter lire & jouer - Les Comédies Musicales
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Summary of This Method
This educational collection for clarinet is part of the "Écouter, Lire et Jouer" series: combining active listening, reading, and instrumental implementation to develop solid musicianship from the earliest levels. Thanks to the online materials, the student can practice with clear audio references, refine intonation, stabilize pulse, and gain confidence in transitions. This complementarity between print and digital makes practice more engaging and facilitates preparation between lessons.
Designed for an easy-intermediate level, the content helps structure progression without skipping steps: it focuses on rhythmic precision, tone quality, breath continuity, and articulation, while strengthening reading reflexes. The whole is particularly suited for clarinetists at the end of the first cycle or beginning of the second, as well as self-taught musicians seeking a clear method to organize their practice sessions. Markus Schenk's arrangement provides a pedagogical and musical format, ideal for steady progress while keeping the joy of playing at the heart of learning.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Arranger | Markus Schenk | Language | French |
| Instrumentation | Clarinet | Difficulty | EASY-INTERMEDIATE |
| Collection | Écouter, Lire et Jouer | Pages | 36 |
| Genre | Pedagogy | Year of Publication | 2018 |
Questions frequently asked
What level is required for Écouter lire & jouer - Les Comédies Musicales on clarinet?
The collection is indicated for the easy-intermediate level. It is intended for clarinetists finishing the first cycle or beginning the second cycle.
Does the method include online audio materials?
Online materials accompany the 36 pages of the collection. They provide audio references for practicing intonation and pulse. Their use allows preparation between lessons.
How many pages does this clarinet method contain?
The work, published in 2018, contains 36 pages.
Which technical aspects are addressed in this collection?
The progression covers rhythmic accuracy, tone quality, and breath control continuity. Articulation as well as sight-reading reflexes are also worked on.
Who arranged this method?
The arrangement is by Markus Schenk. The collection belongs to the Écouter, Lire et Jouer series and is written in French.
