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B.C. designation
Bass clef. Baritone is published in both clefs and the two are not interchangeable, so match your band program.

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Book 3 of Hal Leonard's Essential Technique for Band, the bass-clef baritone part, with online audio. For students continuing past beginner band method books.

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Detail 01
Bass clef. Baritone is published in both clefs and the two are not interchangeable, so match your band program.
Detail 02
Assumes two prior years of playing. Range, key signatures, and rhythms are past beginner material.
Detail 03
Access to recorded accompaniment tracks, so you can practice in time without a teacher or full band present.
Detail 04
Focused on tone, technique, and studies rather than a first-notes introduction to the instrument.
Detail 05
Standard band folder size. Fits a stand and a school music folder without trimming or folding.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
B.C. is bass clef, T.C. is treble clef. Same instrument, different notation. Buy whichever your band director assigns.
Trombone also reads bass clef in the same range, but this is the baritone part. Get the trombone book for correct fingering and technique material.
The book includes online audio access. You use the code printed inside to stream or download the accompaniment tracks.
This is Book 3, written for students who have already completed earlier levels. Starting here without that background will be difficult.
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