How (and Why) to Play a Keyed C Natural

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Written by Leslie Anne Harrison

How (and Why) to Play a Keyed C Natural

Companion Resources
Learning Path: Beginner, Part 4
Learning Path: Beginner, Part 4

Welcome! Use this Learning Path if you’re just starting out. You’ll learn some embouchure foundations, technique, and The South Wind.

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The South Wind
The South Wind
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Young Tom Ennis
Young Tom Ennis
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Browse & Discover
Battering Ram
Battering Ram
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Crosses of Annagh
Crosses of Annagh
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Donnelly’s
Donnelly’s
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G Major Scale for Beginners
G Major Scale for Beginners

Use these exercises to work on your low and high octaves that use the same fingering.

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Mid to Low Register Embouchure Exercises #1
Mid to Low Register Embouchure Exercises #1

Use these exercises to work on your embouchure shapes in the mid to low register.

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Mid to Low Register Embouchure Exercises #2
Mid to Low Register Embouchure Exercises #2

Use these exercises to work on your embouchure shapes in the mid to low register.

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Mid to Low Register Embouchure Exercises #3
Mid to Low Register Embouchure Exercises #3

Use these exercises to work on your embouchure shapes in the mid to low register.

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Roscommon Reel
Roscommon Reel
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