Clarinet Lesson: Right Hand and Thumb Position For Ease of Playing
Michelle Anderson, founder of Clarinet Mentors (www.learnclarinetnow.com), presents a lesson on the proper position of your right hand and thumb. Michelle also discusses how to properly adjust your thumb rest, and the advantages of using a clarinet neck strap. if you find that your right hand or thumb gets sore while holding the clarinet, a next strap may help you.
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