Hi Everyone,
I`m kind of new around these parts..lol. Well I`m trying to find a full range chromatic scale out on the internet for free..but so far no luck. Probably because I`m not trying hard enough. Could you all please help me? I`d appreciate it a lot. Thanks a bunch!

Nancy

do you mean the note names? or the fingerings? or like start on low A to above staff A?

oh and sorry, i forgot, what instrument?

I have one in coda music notation. On finale you can download the free finale notepad and I`ll send it to you

i need them to...like today!

I made a chromatic scale that you can use.

http://pics.horseland.com/pics93/horse4680893.jpg

What is the the most highest you can go on clarinet without it being a squeek...usually i do my chromatic in triplets, it works well if you put accents on your downbeats...most pref in auditions

thanks
Hayley

from fingering charts that I have seen, double high c is the highest note shown, but for auditions and my teachers, generally they ask for g above c in a chromatic scale.

You can play the chromatic scale however you want to. I just put notes down so everyone would be able to see how the notes go. So feel free to change it.

oh yeah! def...but do you know what judges prefer?

please see my post above.... my college audition required g above c above the staff and I have my students learn the same for their lessons

The highest note on the clarinet, that I know of so far, is a fourth octive C. It`s played with The Register Key, The Left Thumb Hole, The Left Index Finger, and The Right Index Finger pressed down. It is difficult to play and has an ear-piercing effect. The note also becomes flat very fast.

I can get up to a Bb with some difficulty. You should definetely learn up to G if you`re serious about clarinet. Anything after that is just for showing off, extremely rarely are the notes actually used.

i can play my chromatic up to G but C is too hard if you really want to play high notes, you must use hard fast air and make sure your fingers are covering the holes 100%

Go there http://www.wfg.woodwind.org/clarinet/
if you want great fingering charts (it goes to A7 so....) <== in the "alternate fingerings"