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One Range – Exercise 1

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First in a new series of practice routines designed to take you from the comfortable and open sounding middle register of the instrument- to develop the same approach in the lower and higher registers, thus creating

One Range

New exercise every month-for advanced players

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One Range – Exercise 1

First in a new series of practice routines designed to take you from the comfortable and open sounding middle register of the instrument- to develop the same approach in the lower and higher registers, thus creating

One Range

New exercise every month-for advanced players

 

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