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Book 3
Picks up where Book 2 ends. Starting here without the first two leaves real gaps in fundamentals.

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The bass clarinet part-book for the third year of the Standard of Excellence method. For a student already through Books 1 and 2.

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Detail 01
Picks up where Book 2 ends. Starting here without the first two leaves real gaps in fundamentals.
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Roughly middle-school-to-early-high-school band level. Expect more key signatures, wider range, faster tempos.
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Notes are transposed and voiced for bass clarinet. A clarinet or sax book will not line up.
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The exercises are built to be played against piano, so they work best with an accompanist or teacher.
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Use this number to confirm you are getting the bass clarinet Book 3 and not another instrument's Book 3.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. Standard of Excellence prints a separate book per instrument. The bass clarinet part is transposed and ranged for bass clarinet; the soprano clarinet book is a different item.
Grade 3, which is generally third-year band material — more keys, more range, more rhythmic detail than Books 1 and 2.
The instrumentation pairs the part with piano accompaniment. You can play the exercises alone, but they are written to sit against a piano part.
Only if you already have two years of playing behind you. It builds directly on the earlier books and does not re-teach fundamentals.
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