My many years of experience as a clarinet professor at the National Conservatory led me to write a method for the clarinet that meets today's requirements, meaning that the student learns the clarinet and music theory simultaneously.

By writing this method for beginner clarinetists, I believe that I am offering something for students who want to engage with the clarinet, as it will help them progress simply and systematically in their learning.

This method is written for the Boehm system clarinet because I believe it is the most suitable. The other systems, Müller and Albert, commonly known as simple systems, if they still exist in some philharmonic orchestras, should be replaced.

In my opinion, a good method will not only help the student, but also the teacher. Especially for the principal musicians of provincial philharmonic orchestras, who are obliged to teach all the instruments of the band, it will be an important aid. [...]

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