[Back to Basics] The CORRECT Chromatic Fingerings for Clarinet

This is my very favorite way to confidently learn all of the notes on the clarinet!
0:00 Intro
0:38 Why the Chromatic Scale?
2:48 The Wrong Way
3:19 The Pinkies
6:01 Forked B Natural
9:13 Left Eb
14:03 Side F#
16:05 The CORRECT Way Demo
18:02 Bonus: Altissimo Tip
19:15 Conclusion
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[@1cleandude]

Great lesson Josh thanks so much!🙏

[@QuickStartClarinet]

You’re welcome! I’m glad it was helpful!

[@dudemaster8575]

Man. I learnd to play F and F# with 1 finger and thumb. thanks. Actualy I didnt play chromatic scale as exersice.... I just forgot. I started learning fingerings by major scales after playing sax.

[@QuickStartClarinet]

The first finger for F# is a good default, but the side key F# is a great one to know about especially if you are switching between F and F#!

[@zathrasnotzathras9435]

I never realized how much the music dictates the fingering of some notes until I started playing again. Especially the pinkys. Slip and slide is a wonderful summer game for kids. Not so great for clarinetists.

[@QuickStartClarinet]

Absolutely!