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"Self education.", I'm 47 and picked up a clarinet for the first time. Book is very simple but the play along cd makes all the difference.

"HOW TO PLAY 4 NOTES ON THE CLARINET, NEVER MIND THE REST", This is a bad deal. The DVD and the documentation teach one the first four notes of the clarinet, but what about the rest?

DON'T GET SUCKERED INTO THIS BAD DEAL.

"Not for serious players", Rather late in life, I decided to learn clarinet. After reviewing all the method books on Amazonm I selected this and it's Level 2. I found the books not for the serious student. There is very little material on scales or arpeggios or on things like using the register key. Mostly the teach you how to play songs. If you don't read music, it gives you lots of material on this. If you do read music (I do) then what is left is not much. The Level 2 is more of the same. The most worthwhile part is the DVD, which shows you how to assemble the instrument, put the reed in, and how to hold it. You also get some visuals on embouchure. I eventually bout Gustave Langenus' 'Complete Method for the Clarinet'. Part one is available from Amazon. It expects you to read music.