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sam boutris
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Sam Boutris is currently a student at the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia under the instruction of Donald Montanaro and Ricardo Morales.
TMEA 23-24 Texas All-State Clarinet Etude no 1
My Texas students are my favs. I'll try to record the other ones soon ✌️
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The Crypt Sessions | Sam Boutris | W. A. Mozart | Clarinet Quintet: Larghetto
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The Crypt Sessions Sam Boutris, Clarinet Brian Hong, Violin Leerone Hakami, Violin Sergio Muñoz Leiva, Viola Sam DeCaprio, Cello Unison Media Death of Classical Church of the Intercession, New York City
The Crypt Sessions | Sam Boutris | W. A. Mozart | Clarinet Quintet: Allegro
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Sam Boutris | Verdi - La forza del destino, prelude to act III
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Messager Solo de Concours - Sam Boutris, Clarinet
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Sam Boutris - Bach Chromatic Fantasy in D minor
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Sam Boutris, Clarinet. 2009-Flight of the Bumble Bee
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Sam Boutris, Clarinet. 2009-Flight of the Bumble Bee
Bravo
This music looks good on this chilly winter morning! From South Korea.
Question Are you using a cane or synthetic reed. Should I make a switch?
your tone is IMMACULATE
DANG i was complaining about region and district audition music and the 8th graders told me the clarinet lyrical and technical were the same as the high school all state music. 32nd notes at 132 bpm doesnt sound too bad now
2nd
This is my 7th time listening to this
1st time me documenting every time I listen to this
very nice
In bar twelve, do you play F# in the run, or F natural? He plays F#, but others play F natural.
Im sorry for touching my clarinet and not being from texas for band
Seeing the excitement on your face after that last note was awesome, must be very satisfying lol
brilliant!
Very nice. What makes or breaks a performance of this piece is how the strings handle the four half-notes at the very beginning. Yes, they are marked with a single "slur" but they have to be projected to the listener AS four notes. This group does it perfectly! Very few others that I've sampled on youtube seem aware of the challenge (or able to meet it).
what clarinet model are you playing in this?
Awesome, you are wonderful!
From which book is this?
how
Nice video 😅😢😮😮😮😅😅😅
does texas have all students play the same etudes to audition?
Yes
Needs a steady metronome. He’s all over the place ! Sorry 😎. My teacher at U of H would have kicked me out of my lesson for that
I actually almost went to UH for college! Went to band camp there several times, go coogs
The beat isn't steady, but, given his professional skill level, I assume that's a deliberate choice--the varying tempo does make the etude more interesting and certainly more daunting to play. In any event, I'm positive he could play the piece metronomically if he wanted to.
@@samboutris 🤜🏼🤛🏾
@@sc4922 One consideration... I agree, he's showing a higher mastery of the instrument and musical understanding, but I would say 95% of the students learning this for region auditions don't have the musical maturity to replicate the rubato correctly and would perform worse in trying to do so. Although musically drier and less artistic, playing it with clear alignment is more or less the "goal" in these auditions. You can only really get away with this level of advanced approach if the student is incredibly gifted and they have a great lesson teacher to work the concept with them. Not knocking the performance at all. It was incredibly well done and if a student is in the top 5% and CAN perform it this musically, great! By all means. I just mean to give a word of caution to those 9th/10th graders at "normal" schools (i.e. Not the Johnsons and Hebrons of Texas) trying to listen to this as a good model for their local region audition. You have to do the rubato *correctly* or not at all.
Yes, I know how the system works--I made the Texas all-state on clarinet many years ago. Hopefully, no student would try to replicate his rubato. @@SlickyWickyy
Thank you.
damn. i don't even play the clarinet (pianist here) but DAYUMMMMMMMM he has my infinite respect.
he learned it in ONE DAY HOW
Yep! In just one day!
This is from the Rose 32. As I understand things, these are a standard in American clarinet pedagogy. I'd be very surprised if this guy hadn't come across this study before at some point in his extensive clarinet studies.
DAWG IT HAS ONLY BEEN ONE FUCKIN DAY. LET US BREATH PLEASE 🙏🙏🙏
Don’t even bring up all state😂
I worried too hard
I know you are a student at the Curtis Institute, however I’m kind of hoping you already knew this etude, or had spent more than a day practicing this etude because I spent the past six hours yesterday practicing this etude only to play through the entire piece at half the tempo haha.
I practiced 2 hours and only got a 3rd at half tempo lol
Fantastic! Congratulations!
Maravilloso
Fantastic!
Muy bien
Fabulous performance.
My favorite Cantilene play!!! Bravo~~~
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Gorgeous
nice accents and emotion carrying
Very well performed! Congrats! Very delicate and beautiful sound
Excellent!
That is so serene and beautiful, Sam! Nice
Bravísimo Sam!
Excellent!!
amazing!
Beautifully done!!
What a gorgeous sound,very,very musical-You lucky musician.Ron Shields
dude...omg. you are amaaaaaazing
this is fantastic
Bravo Sam! amazing interpretation. Who is the arranger?
+Tyler Cutts Thanks, Tyler!
dude...you are AMAZING! spectacular! reminds me od David Shifrin's recording...world class musicians...congrats on a fantastic performance
very impressive good luck with your career
Ottima interpretazione e ottima fluidità sonora. Continua così con semplicità e grandi aspettative. Bravo
I'm an amateur pianist in the midst of studying this piece. I have tons of respect for this performance and for this arrangement for clarinet. This is such a beautiful and dramatic reading, as well as of course incredibly skilled. Difficult as this piece is on keyboard, I can only imagine the challenge on clarinet. I was prepared for a lot of simplification, but what amazed me was how much of the piece is playable on the instrument and how it remains every bit in the spirit of the original.
very difficult on clarinet..... I encourage you to listen to Tom Martin's recording of it. Very similar to this one.
Amazing