Importance Of Being A Clarinet

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Having to compete somewhere it's fun and also to experiences. I have seen people competing and I also competed in High School. One of my competition was with the orchestra. My positive main to compete was my clarinet, working as a team, and to succeed.
Having to play the clarinet, in high school was an amazing experience. I started playing the clarinet scenes I was a freshman. I sing up for a flute but it didn't work I also try the saxophone, but I end it up with the clarinet. I started playing with it and I loved it. It was hard at first because I need it to memorize the notes and where was each note of the whole of the clarinet. When I was in my senior year we had a competition to go to. I practice very hard, I also took my clarinet home

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