Have good support of your air, and make sure you’re not going in to bite, because it’s a tendency we get. Overall, make sure you have good airflow, and also make sure you’re not moving your tongue around when playing, that will cause unsteadiness in your sound, and make your pitch go wild. Another thing I will recommend, make sure you have a strong embouchure, firm corners, and drop the chin, and along with firm corners, keep those corners in and forward, and do not change your embouchure while playing, because it can cause you to get weird pitch bends or squeaks from an unsteady surface for the reed to vibrate. Also, make sure you have enough reed! Where you see the reed meet the mouthpiece, is a good amount of reed to have, and make sure the reed isn’t off center, or too high or low! There’s many things that can contribute to control, and frankly, I’m still working on a lot of it as a junior in highschool right now, but that’s my overall advice!

Thats an A clarinet piece not a Bb piece

@@someoneelse361 Agree but it can be played on a bflat.

@@throne1797 Indeed. It would sound a bit odd though

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