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When I heard this, I swear I thought I saw all the brooms in my house carrying buckets of water.

I’m in band and I’m learning to play clarinet and oh boy I suck! I’m surprised you have barely 400+ subs I mean I would think you have at least like 400k!

thank you

Thank you for a wonderful example to follow after. :]

Hi Christopher, if I may be so bold, I’ve just found your channel and as a player of the clarinet for a week, I have say that your presentation style is really sympathetic and reassuring, and, as a "Brit", I love your sense of humour (an indispensable trait when teaching, especially adults).

Concise, effective and easy to understand! Thank you 😊

Make your fingers visible

Does this teacher actually have any availability? So often good teachers are fully booked with long waiting lists.

Nice

I can feel this working already, but the only problem is I have braces and actually doing double lip hurts so just be mindful of that

Ever try the 5RV ? It’s totally underrated!

From Berlioz’s Symphonie Fantastique, fifth movement

Dies irea, funny thing, i play clarinet, my band teacher put up the scale degrees and made us play along to it. Pretty cool, i love the lower octaves.

Dies erai (no idea how to spell?)

Wonderwall

True tho!

Omg thank you

grear thanks

Also filling the role of a lot of horn and sax parts in marches.

I like this exercise! A great way to work on coordinating the tongue and fingers too. Great, fun and useful video!

Can you play the clarinet solo in Inkwell Isle one from cuphead? that would be so epic

Great job! Your tone is so clean and consistent

Hello, it makes 4 months that i cannot play more than 3h weekly because of tooth pain, before that I was doing like 30h hours +, I feel like eating a glass Any advice ?

This may be obvious however she playing with double lip, I should be really be forcing the corners in right? I just want to make sure I fully understand something before I try it because I don’t want create or have the mindset of a bad habit, and in general I’m a newer clarinet player, I’ve only been playing for five years and I’m regretfully just now realizing the importance of embouchure so I’m trying really hard to fix my bad habits however I’m just trying to be careful to not start a new one.

Incredible musicianship!

Sorry I don’t understand?

The word articulation refers to the pattern of staccato and legate being used in a passage, all combined. But looks like the all of America has changed the meaning of the word As it meaning staccato or simply tongued. The best way to improve fast staccato is to practice fast and slow tenuto. Let it happen by itself.

Sweet~

Very good explination

Beautiful! Simply beautiful!❤ love the clarinet. Thank you. ❤

Fabulous !!’ 💃🏻

Great exercise. Thanks for the reminder. It's crazy how behind the metronome you are though in many of these examples. Was that some kind of technology issue?

Wow, the video poped up while I am really struggeling with the articulation on my clarinet :O

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Talented clarinet player! I've always wanted to learn!

I do this. It helps. I got it from a Perdrosaxo video. Your video is lovely, it reinforces how useful this approach is. Think targeting the last note of the 5. BUT going onto the 6th note is so difficult! Completing the scale its a torture. Any tips for that? BTW when I say I do it.... I do, but not well! Its a long game!!

What tuner is that?

How to hit that top C would be another video entirely. I have done it once and not sure how I did. Think I was just in the mood.

if double lip is the solution...why switch to single?

Mile in every smile, thank you

This is great, thank you!

Super helpful, thank you!

i like this excercise.the sound becomes better.

Nice tune beautifully played.

This sounds like an interesting exercise. Will try it tomorrow. Thanks for the video.

Stumbled across this video today and will definitely be trying the exercises out. Many thanks for the enjoyable humour too.

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GOOD tips by the way

How do you like the VD BD mouthpiece? Is it the BD4 , BD5, or BD7?

Excellent exercises, thank you Christopher