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How do I switch instruments quickly in musicals?
It's the horror of alternate instruments in pit orchestra.
I only have 2 measures of fast cut-time for me to switch from clarinet to tenor sax.
By the time I pick up my tenor and attach the neck strap hook, I'm already 2 measures late.
Do I have to do something crazy, like holding the tenor on my lap while I play clarinet?
5 Answers
- Dad411Lv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Keep the tenor attached and put a towel on a stand next to you. Put the clarinet on the towel (no noise)
- Sax PlayerLv 51 decade ago
Yes, play the clarinet while the tenor is on your lap. Buy a stand so that you can put down the clarinet quickly. Or maybe you could play some of the clarinet part on tenor so you wouldn't have to make such a quick transition (or vice versa--play the first few bars of the tenor part on clarinet).
- RachelS165Lv 71 decade ago
Can you put down the clarinet, quickly pick up the tenor and play without attaching it to the neck strap first?
If yes, then that might be your solution.
Otherwise, holding the tenor on your lap (already hooked onto the neck strap) while you play clarinet might be the way to go.
- ?Lv 45 years ago
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