You’ve practiced your first clarinet scales for a long time, and they sound nearly perfect? Good! Let’s move on to the scales I wrote for intermediate clarinestits.

The goal here is to go higher, to play faster, and to discover complicated scales with 4, 5 or 6 sharps/flats with tricky fingering combinations…

– Download Clarinet chromatic scale

And now, major and minor scales, with diatonic scales, seconds, thirds, triads, dominant seventh chords and diminished seventh chords.

Scales with no sharps or flats:

C Major

A minor

Scales with flats: 1 flat F Major D minor 2 flats Bb Major G minor 3 flats Eb Major C minor 4 flats Ab Major F minor 5 flats Db Major Bb minor 6 flats Gb Major Eb minor

Scales with sharps: 1 sharp G Major E minor 2 sharps D Major B minor 3 sharps A Major F# minor 4 sharps E Major C# minor 5 sharps B Major G# minor 6 sharps F# Major D# minor

You can also download all scales in one big PDF (excluding the chromatic scale).

If you find those scales useful, your support will be much appreciated. Thank you !