How to play this, or anything else for that matter, on the clarinet is quite frankly a question of ability and the availability of sheet music.
Some people are very gifted and play 'by ear'. This means they listen a few times to a particular song and are then able to reproduce it on an instrument without actually seeing the musical score, or notes, in front of them.
This can, however, have a disadvantage when it comes to playing with other musicians, as the author's daughter, for instance, found out when she joined a band.
Although very talented and able to play any song on just about any instrument, she never leaned to read notes. On joining the band, it became obvious that her timing was slightly out in comparison with other players using sheet music.
She learned to read notes and then had to basically re-learn all the songs in her repertoire. Being used to playing them 'her way', this proved to be more difficult than learning new songs.
The point of this little tale is that it is best to get the right sheet music for a song and then practise it, rather than doing it the other way round, no matter how talented one is.
But let's get back to Justin Bieber's song, 'Baby', and how to play it on the clarinet. It will undoubtedly be possible to purchase the sheet music for this track in music shops.
Alternatively, it can be downloaded, specifically arranged for the clarinet, from <a href="ineedfile.com/justin-bieber-baby-clarinet-notes"> ineedfile.com </a> or <a href="printsheetmusic.org/justin-bieber-baby-clarinet-cover/" printsheetmusic.org </a>, as can a multitude of other popular tracks.
There are of course many other sites like this. They are easy enough to find and many of them are free. Once downloaded, the sheets can be printed and practising begins.
Some people are very gifted and play 'by ear'. This means they listen a few times to a particular song and are then able to reproduce it on an instrument without actually seeing the musical score, or notes, in front of them.
This can, however, have a disadvantage when it comes to playing with other musicians, as the author's daughter, for instance, found out when she joined a band.
Although very talented and able to play any song on just about any instrument, she never leaned to read notes. On joining the band, it became obvious that her timing was slightly out in comparison with other players using sheet music.
She learned to read notes and then had to basically re-learn all the songs in her repertoire. Being used to playing them 'her way', this proved to be more difficult than learning new songs.
The point of this little tale is that it is best to get the right sheet music for a song and then practise it, rather than doing it the other way round, no matter how talented one is.
But let's get back to Justin Bieber's song, 'Baby', and how to play it on the clarinet. It will undoubtedly be possible to purchase the sheet music for this track in music shops.
Alternatively, it can be downloaded, specifically arranged for the clarinet, from <a href="ineedfile.com/justin-bieber-baby-clarinet-notes"> ineedfile.com </a> or <a href="printsheetmusic.org/justin-bieber-baby-clarinet-cover/" printsheetmusic.org </a>, as can a multitude of other popular tracks.
There are of course many other sites like this. They are easy enough to find and many of them are free. Once downloaded, the sheets can be printed and practising begins.
