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Treble clef (T.C.) edition
Written for baritone players reading treble clef, fingered like trumpet. A bass clef player needs the other edition.

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Book two of a band method for baritone in treble clef, with online audio. For students continuing past their first year of school band.

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Detail 01
Written for baritone players reading treble clef, fingered like trumpet. A bass clef player needs the other edition.
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Picks up where book one ends. Assumes you already read notes and have a working embouchure.
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Play-along accompaniment for practice, so exercises work without a full band present.
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Parts line up with other instruments in the same series, so a whole section can play together.
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Standard band folio size — fits a music stand and a school band folder without folding.
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Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Treble clef baritone uses trumpet-style fingerings and reading. Bass clef baritone reads at concert pitch like trombone. Your director or existing part tells you which you need.
Yes, for most students. Book two assumes the notes, rhythms and range covered in book one are already in place.
The book includes online audio access, so you stream or download the accompaniment rather than using a bundled disc.
Yes. Baritone and euphonium parts are interchangeable in this method as long as you use the correct clef edition.
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