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Relearning Clarinet as an Adult --- You haven’t lost it.
You’re just out of practice—and with the right guidance, it comes back quicker than you expect.
Is This You?
If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone—and you’re in the right place.
Why Getting Back Into Clarinet Feels So Hard
Most returning players don’t struggle because of ability—they struggle because of approach.
Common frustrations:
Without guidance, it’s easy to stall out.
My Approach (Built Specifically for Adults)
I’ve worked with many adult clarinetists returning after years away—and I genuinely enjoy helping players reconnect with the instrument.
Lessons are designed to:
No judgment. No busywork. Just steady, enjoyable progress.
What You’ll Experience
Many of my adult students are surprised how quickly it comes back.
What Do You Want to Play?
Whether your goal is to:
We’ll build a plan that fits your goals.
A Different Kind of Lesson Experience
Adults learn differently—and I teach that way.
You won’t be treated like a beginner.
You’ll be treated like a musician who’s returning.
Lesson Options
Flexible scheduling available. Lessons are conducted virtually (Zoom/FaceTime), so you can play from the comfort of your home.
Take the First Step
👉 Schedule a relaxed first lesson or consultation
👉 No pressure—just a chance to get started
You might be surprised how much is still there.
SGM(R) Chris Jones played clarinet with the West Point Band for 26-years. He can help you with improved chair placements, better site-reading, higher NYSMMA or solo and ensemble scores, honor band/college/military band auditions, and help adult players return to music. Schedule your free, trial lesson now.
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