Creating a practice routine that focuses on easy fingerings for woodwind instruments can be a fun way to improve your skills! Here’s how to set up your practice sessions:

1. Warm-Up

• Begin with long notes using simple fingerings.
• For example, play a concert B♭ (for clarinet and saxophone) or a middle C (for flute) for 4 measures at a steady speed.

2. Simple Songs

• Pick easy songs with tunes you know. Here are some examples:
  • "Mary Had a Little Lamb"
  • "Hot Cross Buns"

3. Finger Exercises

• Work on finger drills using easy intervals.
• Try major scales with just C, D, and E. Aim to move between notes smoothly.

4. Application

• Mix your exercises with a simple song.
• After practicing your scales and finger drills, play “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.”

5. Reflect

• Take a few minutes to think about what you learned.
• Set goals for what you want to practice next time!

Practicing with simple pieces and easy fingerings will help you get better!