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100

BbT 123 45 EbP

What is the fingering for E4 and E5?

100

G3 Fingering

What is T 123 456

100

The two aspects of technique that are adjusted when changing registers

What are 

1. Air angle 

2. Aperture size?

100

The five steps for forming the clarinet embouchure

What are 

1. Chapstick

2. In

3. Wedge

4. Velcro

5. Milkshake?

100

An effective teaching sequence for introducing articulation on a wind instrument

What is 

- Saying ("Tip of the tongue to the tip of the reed/top of the teeth")

- Syllable ("Tee/Teux")

- Add air

- Add instrument?

200

D4 Fingering

What is BbT 123 456?
200

T 123 456 LIP, BIP/FrPa

What is the fingering for E3?

200

The five steps for forming the flute embouchure

What is Teeth/Thumb, Bored Face, "Mmm pooh," Coffee Straw, Place

200

M2 down

What is the soprano clarinet's transposition from written to sounding pitch?
200

Four clarinet accessories (not including reed and ligature)

What are

- Swab

- Cork grease

- Reed case

- Reed Geek

- Sandpaper (wet and dry)

- Reed knife

- Neck strap

- Thumb rest

300
BbT 123 6 EbP 

What is the fingering for Gb/F#4 and Gb/F#5?

300

Ideal default fingering for Ab4 for beginners

What is Abkey 456?

300

The three balance points

What is the embouchure, left hand shelf, and star pinky?

300

The interval at which a fingering's pitch is changed when the register key is depressed

What is a P12 (P5 + 1 octave)?

300

The three uses of alternate fingerings

What are

1. Easier technical facility

2. Intonation

3. Timbral coloring?

400

C#5 and C#6 Fingering

What is EbP?

400

TR 123 banana key

What is the fingering for G#5?

400

Explanation of the "Place" step to forming the embouchure; how the embouchure contacts the instrument

What is the "lip line" (where the skin of the chin meets the lower lip) contacts the inside edge of the embouchure hole with the lower lip covering approximately one third of the embouchure hole?

400

The names and written ranges of the three clarinet registers

What is

- Chalumeau E3–Bb4

- Clarion B4–C6

- Altissimo C#6 and above?

400

The elements used to identify prime candidates for bass clarinet

What are

1. Puffy cheeks

2. Overblowing/squeaking

3. Big hands?

500

Bb4 and Bb5 Chromatic Fingering

What is BnatT 1 BbL EbP?

500

The chromatic fingering for F#5

TR 123 4 sliver/fork

500
An explanation of the muscles used to create vibrato and effective sequence for introducing the concept

What is combination of throat and abdominal muscles and

- Syllable ("Teux-eux-eux-eux")

- Add air

- Add instrument

500

The name, pitches, tuning tendency, and helpful exercise for building technique in the sub-register between the chalumeau and clarion

What are the throat tones, which are Ab4, A4, A#4, that tend to be sharp, and can be practiced via the Bermuda Triangle exercise?

500

For both flute and clarinet, all the pitches and their fingerings that use only one key to play (as taught in the class)

What is

- Flute - C#5/C#6: EbP

- Clarinet - F4: T, F#4: 1