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Много се радвам! Сали Окка най после порасна!

10.5.2024 bei seggelke

¡Tan pequeño! ¿Tendrás un clarinete piccolo de mecánica francés? ¡Me encantaría tocar ese clarinete!

😂😂😂😂😂😂 Genial

Next up ... making a denim telescope.

Order thinner pipes to start with?

Must have been one hell of a hedge to get a block that large. Awesome!

Once again, thank you so much and fröhliche Weihnachten 😊

MerryChristmas!🎶🎼🎄

Danke für das Weihnachtsständchen. Ich wünsche ein frohes Fest und ein gesundes friedliches neues Jahr.

As a hobby woodworker, I would like to add some facts about linseed oil: indeed, linseed oil does dry. It just takes about ca. 4 weeks to do so... actually it is a chemical reaction between the oil and the oxygen in the air, which makes it hard. Having that said, this means if you have a liquid film on a wood surface, it will dry from the top - and the bulk of the film will never dry out completely. Therefore, you have to apply only so much oil that it can be soaked up by the wood (which is only few oil, as Jochen points out in the video). The surface should look like a shiny but solid wood surface. If it looks like there is a liquid layer on it, it is too much! In that case, you should wipe off the residuals . About quality grades of linseed oil: the edible one, which you can buy in the supermarket, usually contains some other natural components that make the oil smell rancid after some time. For technical purposes (woodworking), this oil usually is purified and pre-boiled (boiling is done to enable a somewhat faster drying of the oil). However, this oil, used for woodworking, is often given some additives (called "siccatives") that make it dry even quicker. These are usually substances containing cobalt, manganese, or lead. I would not want to use this on my clarinet either - just the pure version without additives. The German word for the version with siccatives is "Leinölfirnis" - the English translation is just "boiled linseed oil", I suppose this is what leads to some confusion on the topic...

Man, that's some beautiful wood.

Very interesting channel thank you, I assume this explenation is specificall for wooden instruments. Personally I wouldalso be interested in theproper maintenance forhard rubber instruments:D

So schön! Macht Lust auf mehr!

Nice playing, so fun to listen to!

Wunderschöne Musik! einfach Großartig anzuhören und ich bin sehr froh diese youtube Kanal zu abonnieren 🤗🥰🌹✨🙋‍♀️🇩🇪

Herrliches Musik. Sehr schoen. Danke aus Australien!!!😊

Sehr schön! Mir scheint recht viel Mopane im Spiel zu sein.

Sehr schön!!!

Lovely!!

Me encanta el tono y afinación exquisita de sus clarinetes

thank you so much!

Me encantan sus clarinetes, no tengo de momento dinero para comprarlos, si alguien me los regala, yo agradecido, papa Noel?

the highest artistry on display here, shimmering and lovely and transcendent.

Amazing video!! Wonderful clarinets!

I cannot find silicon mouthpiece cushions at any of the music supply sources I use

Do you oil every part of the clarinet or just the upper and lower body and bell? What about the barrel?

Wow!

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Well darn! Was stationed in Bamberg for 2,5 yrs (back in the Day) and NEVER knew this was there! Great vid by the way. Funny thing tho, went to a bassoon, F-Horn & Saxophone one throughout Germany tho.

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Wie immer sehr schön 👏👏

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Frühling, ja du bist's....👏

Lovely!!!