The finger and tongue practice is a comprehensive etude that combines the pentatonic scale and tonguing techniques. It aims to improve the flexibility and coordination of the fingers, as well as the agility and control of the tongue.
During the practice, the first note of each slurred passage should start with a tongued attack, while the other notes in the slurred passage do not require tonguing. The following three eighth notes with tonguing markings should be played with normal single tonguing. It should be noted that each note should be pronounced accurately, and the rhythm should be well controlled. The speed should not fluctuate. It is best to practice with a metronome.
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