Carl Baermann's Celebrated Method for Clarinet Part 3 by Carl Baermann revised and edited by Jack Snavely. Kendor Music, 1989, SB, 115 pages. This is Jack Snavely's version of Part three of the Baermann Method, Daily Studies, consisting primarily of scale and chord studies. This book is more like David Hite's Foundation Studies (C131) than the Langenus or Bettoney editions. Featuring scale, arpeggio, interval and pattern studies in all major and minor keys, this modern edition of the classic Baermann method reorganizes exercises according to key for a more logical study sequence. In addition, certain patterns and contemporary chordal studies have been added to make the material more complete, along with exercises in the keys of C-sharp and C-flat that were not originally included in Baermann's 19th-century opus. All music is digitally engraved for ease of reading, and the plastic binding ensures that the book stays open on a music stand. It also includes some suggested fingerings but they are only presented in the music once so the text is not cluttered. (C2468)