I actually thought that there would be no video actually explaining all the notes on a Bb clarinet. This is the only video on YT which i could find able to help me good enough. I appreciate the effort, keep it up
I used to play clarinet but now i completely forgot the fingering chart.. this is such a great help!! Thank you soooo much for your effort!!!! Fighting!!!
Commenters: If you only speak English, don’t worry. The video is very thorough; the notes and diagrams speak for themselves. I love the concept of a “Point Finger.” Very helpful. 🎖Five Stars, 1 like & 1 Subscribe.
Good Day, i am very very new to clarinet and using TH-cam and Google to find my way around. Your video is superb and the best I have found so far. Thank you very much. PS. I am 61 and started learning the recorder (by myself) about 1 year ago. Have now moved on to the Alto Recorder and now trying the clarinet
Thank you I can't figure out if I was playing the third high C correct and I needed to know how it sounded ! This video is amazing and very helpful I'll be sure to come back to it !
Thank you very much for the high quality fingering video. Loved that you did a rotating video showing exactly where to place one’s fingers as well as the matching chart. Also pointing out the key notes and pattern of altissimo hole will help me remember the pattern. I have been playing for 9 months and will soon get into the altissimo range.
It is a great great great high quality video,,,,, the best and the greatest video not only for beginners even for professionals,,,,, you are a great man,,,, no words to explain,,,,, million thanks for doing such a great work
I like how the video is not rushed. He holds the tone for a long time. That is VERY helpful for me, getting serious on Bb clarinet after 60 years of saxophone.
As someone who is in 8th grade and dont know those fingerings this has helped alot! Thank you i really appreciate this! I found this on my recommendations so it new that i was struggling with these notes!🤣
Awnestly, even though I couldn't understand A word U were saying, I ENJOYED THIS, I myself play Clarinet, I came here because I couldn't understand one of the notes from my band class, And It really helpped alot!
The explanations were amazing ! I have trouble remembering which notes on the sheet belong to which keys on the clarinet (I'm a true beginnner 😄) and these diagrams were truly helpful!
Theres also a 3rd fingering for regular Eb/high Bb. If you play a regular E/high B and press the low Bb/high F key, you can also play a regular Eb/high Bb
thank you so much this is such a helpful video to understand the different keys in the clarinet, how a given pitch is produced and in general how the instrument works, also any concerns about intonation that players might have. so helpful for me as a composer to see this, it really helps me understand clarinetists better! just one question, is this a boehm clarinet you're using?
Thank you so much for this video it is one of the best fingering chart videos I have ever come across. This saved me loads of practice time while practicing for auditions.
Hello I really need help, the way am been taught to do my fingering is different from the way you are doing yours, can I send a video you check it and correct me if possible please?🙏
My dumbass fr forgot to start hitting the octave point so I thought my clarinet was stuck on low octave 🤦♂️ but seriously thank you so much for this video!! (I saved it in my best videos playlist so I can come back to it any time I need the help!)
High notes require delicate control and must be in tune with the orchestral harmony, so orchestras use a variety of techniques to suit the situation :-)
My question about this is how do you articulate the higher notes, I've been able to hit a high A as my highest note so far (as a freshman in high school), but I can't figure out what articulation I have to replicate/to do for the higher notes like G#, high A and above
@@TheHispanicUsername I think the trick for altissimo notes is just putting your bottom lip lower on the reed. I'm not sure tho but it works for me. Maybe not for everyone
is this for French system or German? I play flute and also sax and now got a Buffet clarinet and trying for the 1st time to play and some keys sound differently from what is demonstrated.. im confused...
I’ve just started playing clarinet a little less than a month ago and I was wondering if me being able to play the A at 17:00 is a good note for someone who has been playing for around a month? I have been practicing on a #4 reed.
Same fingerings used for two different notes, that is because they are same sound ex) C# =Db If you cannot understand above, I recommend you to study basic notes, sharp and flat.
I came back to this (not to judge) but I just think that it was kinda odd how you hold the clarinet with your fingers almost diagonally rather than horizontally or traditionally. I just kinda wanted to know why if it’s okay.
it's hard to give a definite answer because each person's hand shape is different. But considering most of the students and experiences I have met. Here are few reasons why the diagonal fingering methods is used for this situation. First, when moving the left-hand la-si fingering, the overall movement distance of the hand is shorter in the diagonal fingering method than in the horizontal fingering method. Second, the accessibility of the K,L,M,N keys of the right hand makes diagonal fingering more responsive than horizontal fingering. Third, the only benefit of horizontal fingering is that the little finger is closer to the key, which requires a lot of wrist movement with both hands. Fourth, diagonal fingering can minimize wrist movements. By changing the position of the hand moves a little, a large difference in reaction speed approaches. It is important to find a position that is natural and can accommodate all movements. If your hand is comfortable with horizontal fingering method you should do so. Hope this helps :)
All but the last 3-4 altissimo notes, I had to pinch the reed. Saxophones are my primary instruments, so it’s a treat to find this video to learn the notes!
I don't understand something. My clarinet is also a Bp clarinet. But with the one you say as open G, my clarinet (and your's as weel) gives F4 according to my tuner. Can sombody give me a hint about what's happening here? By the way I'm new to music .
Thanks very much for putting together this video. Greatly appreciated. On my clarinet I do not have the "G# point key" however I do have one which I would think would be labelled "N". I am not sure what this key is for.
It is a note that is unexpectedly often used in sheet music when it is necessary for harmony. In fact, many people get confused when these notes appear on the sheet music.
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This is probably the most helpful clarinet video showcasing fingerings, not cut off and a demonstration.. thank you so much. Well done.
I actually thought that there would be no video actually explaining all the notes on a Bb clarinet. This is the only video on YT which i could find able to help me good enough. I appreciate the effort, keep it up
I've never seen such a high quality clarinet video.
I applaud your effort. Thank so much.
This is a very good guide for me. I have in the past stumbled my way around a clarinet. The altissimo is most appreciated. Thank you very much.
I used to play clarinet but now i completely forgot the fingering chart.. this is such a great help!! Thank you soooo much for your effort!!!! Fighting!!!
Same I forgot a few notes after years of not playing and this video helped me a lot
I’m just starting clarinet, so I wanted to learn fast
Commenters: If you only speak English, don’t worry. The video is very thorough; the notes and diagrams speak for themselves. I love the concept of a “Point Finger.” Very helpful. 🎖Five Stars, 1 like & 1 Subscribe.
THANK YOU!!! FANTASTIC, WELL DONE!!!!!!🎉
I literally learned to play 9 new notes thanks to this, and I’m in beginning band. TYSM
Good Day, i am very very new to clarinet and using TH-cam and Google to find my way around. Your video is superb and the best I have found so far. Thank you very much. PS. I am 61 and started learning the recorder (by myself) about 1 year ago. Have now moved on to the Alto Recorder and now trying the clarinet
Straordinario lavoro, più chiaro e leggibile di qualsiasi chart o video visti prima. Grazie!!!🍀
Isn't this italian?
Thank you I can't figure out if I was playing the third high C correct and I needed to know how it sounded ! This video is amazing and very helpful I'll be sure to come back to it !
Thankyou very much. I have only recently returned to Clarinet after many years of not playing, this was very useful for me.
Thank you very much for the high quality fingering video. Loved that you did a rotating video showing exactly where to place one’s fingers as well as the matching chart. Also pointing out the key notes and pattern of altissimo hole will help me remember the pattern. I have been playing for 9 months and will soon get into the altissimo range.
exactly catch my point. thank you keep going :-)
This is a marvelous material. A image better than thousand words. Thank you!
Thank you so much.
It is a great great great high quality video,,,,, the best and the greatest video not only for beginners even for professionals,,,,, you are a great man,,,, no words to explain,,,,, million thanks for doing such a great work
Thank you very very very much~~
Your comments great pleasure to me 🎶😊
I like how the video is not rushed. He holds the tone for a long time. That is VERY helpful for me, getting serious on Bb clarinet after 60 years of saxophone.
@@robkunkel8833 Wow!! 60 years of saxophone is insane
This is so amazing thank you this helped me a bunch!!
😊🎶 thank you~
As someone who is in 8th grade and dont know those fingerings this has helped alot! Thank you i really appreciate this!
I found this on my recommendations so it new that i was struggling with these notes!🤣
Awnestly, even though I couldn't understand A word U were saying, I ENJOYED THIS, I myself play Clarinet, I came here because I couldn't understand one of the notes from my band class, And It really helpped alot!
Also Not to Mention, When I searched up FINGERING it brought up something else 😛 BE CARFUL WHAT U SEARCH FOR
Fantastic demonstration with the written notes as well. Thank you!
welcome thank you :-)
Thanks so much. God bless your channel most abundantly.
The explanations were amazing ! I have trouble remembering which notes on the sheet belong to which keys on the clarinet (I'm a true beginnner 😄) and these diagrams were truly helpful!
Thank you. Excellent instructional video 🙏
Finally learnt how to play a c7 this is the only place i clearly learnt how to play it
Thank You, this video is awesome. very easy to follow, and informative. Thank You
Very good and helpful for my exams, may God bless you heavily
Thankyou very much, I have been playing by ear, this will make transposing from the guitar a lot easier 🙏👍😎✅
Theres also a 3rd fingering for regular Eb/high Bb. If you play a regular E/high B and press the low Bb/high F key, you can also play a regular Eb/high Bb
와...영어버전까지..
클라리넷 배우시는분들에게 정말 좋은 영상이네요.👍🏻
감사합니다 선생님~! 상상은 이러면되겠다 했지만 편집실력이 부족해서 만들다 진빠져죽는줄알았어용 🤣ㅜ.ㅜ
thank you so much this is such a helpful video to understand the different keys in the clarinet, how a given pitch is produced and in general how the instrument works, also any concerns about intonation that players might have. so helpful for me as a composer to see this, it really helps me understand clarinetists better! just one question, is this a boehm clarinet you're using?
Awesome, high quality video. Thank you.
Thank you so much for this video it is one of the best fingering chart videos I have ever come across. This saved me loads of practice time while practicing for auditions.
thank you a lot :-)
this really helped thank you. I’m in 8th grade band and I’ve been struggling to do the higher notes. thank you! :-)
Thank you so much, its such a relief to of found your video. 😊
Awesome J-Nuki! Amazingly professional. Thank you.
Great, so easy to follow! I wish there is a print out.
SO helpful - thank you !
This has helped a ton, Thank you!
Glad to hear it!
thank you for this now i know all the whistle notes :)
Hello I really need help, the way am been taught to do my fingering is different from the way you are doing yours, can I send a video you check it and correct me if possible please?🙏
yes i will check. send to me clarinetjung@gmail
thanks a lot, well done !
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I really appreciate this video ❤️
Thank you so much. Very helpful
Thank you!!! ❤️🇯🇲
Thank you so much 💗 votre vidéo est très utile !
Thank you very much...It helps me a lot
thank you soo much!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks again!
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thank you very much really helpful
안녕하세요 영상보고 너무감사한마음으로 잘배워가고있는 클라리넷인입니다ㅎㅎ 다름이아니라 4옥타브 시랑 도 사운드가 잘안나서 그러는데 혹시 다른운지법은 없는지 여쭤보고싶습니다 손가락이작아서인지 왼손부분이 잘안잡혀서인지 소리가 나질않네요ㅠ 감사합니다 ;)
안녕하세요 영상에 오픈카카오채팅방 방문해주시거나 메일주소 하나 보내주시면 운지법 보내드릴께요~
@@j-nukiclarinetist9201 G메일로 이메일 보내드렸습니다 감사합니다ㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎ
this helped me so much. Thank you!
ty this really helped my range espically the altissimo
;-)
I dropped my clarinet for years and it brings my memory. Many thanks
My dumbass fr forgot to start hitting the octave point so I thought my clarinet was stuck on low octave 🤦♂️ but seriously thank you so much for this video!! (I saved it in my best videos playlist so I can come back to it any time I need the help!)
Thank you!
넘 좋아요 수업 최고 입니다
너무너무 감사합니다😊🎶 큰힘이됩니다🎶
Interesting the higher register keys are the same as the saxophone.
Amazing!
But are those altissimo notes often used in an orchestra?
High notes require delicate control and must be in tune with the orchestral harmony, so orchestras use a variety of techniques to suit the situation :-)
My question about this is how do you articulate the higher notes, I've been able to hit a high A as my highest note so far (as a freshman in high school), but I can't figure out what articulation I have to replicate/to do for the higher notes like G#, high A and above
I play altissimo D and E with overtones on regular G and A. I do it by putting my bottom lip a bit lower on the reed
Is it that simple, i've been trying to hit higher notes like anything above the high G but I physically can't
@@TheHispanicUsername I think the trick for altissimo notes is just putting your bottom lip lower on the reed. I'm not sure tho but it works for me. Maybe not for everyone
is this for French system or German? I play flute and also sax and now got a Buffet clarinet and trying for the 1st time to play and some keys sound differently from what is demonstrated.. im confused...
this is for french system.
if you still have problem
that may be not fingers.
other issue (embouchure or mechanism problem) you shoud check this
Hi, trank you. I am first beginner. I'm german. Are this for b clarinette?
I’ve just started playing clarinet a little less than a month ago and I was wondering if me being able to play the A at 17:00 is a good note for someone who has been playing for around a month? I have been practicing on a #4 reed.
Thank you so much for this video! I just didn't understand what is the "point key" :( What does it mean?
thank you for watching
The point key is the most important fingering that determines the pitch :-)
@@j-nukiclarinetist9201 Oh, I understand now. Thank you! Your video is great 💜
@@j-nukiclarinetist9201 I don't understand (beginner here). Doesn't ALL the fingering determine the pitch? Please explain.
E note : 1:11
My bb5 does not come out clearly.. Any idea why? I'm using the j key for the fingering.
I have a question. The other fingerings you do consist of two notes does that means that they have the same fingerings?. Thanks.
Same fingerings used for two different notes, that is because they are same sound
ex) C# =Db
If you cannot understand above, I recommend you to study basic notes, sharp and flat.
@@j-nukiclarinetist9201 oh ok thanks for the reply and recommendation
I came back to this (not to judge) but I just think that it was kinda odd how you hold the clarinet with your fingers almost diagonally rather than horizontally or traditionally. I just kinda wanted to know why if it’s okay.
it's hard to give a definite answer because each person's hand shape is different.
But considering most of the students and experiences I have met.
Here are few reasons why the diagonal fingering methods is used for this situation.
First, when moving the left-hand la-si fingering, the overall movement distance of the hand is shorter in the diagonal fingering method than in the horizontal fingering method.
Second, the accessibility of the K,L,M,N keys of the right hand makes diagonal fingering more responsive than horizontal fingering.
Third, the only benefit of horizontal fingering is that the little finger is closer to the key, which requires a lot of wrist movement with both hands.
Fourth, diagonal fingering can minimize wrist movements.
By changing the position of the hand moves a little, a large difference in reaction speed approaches. It is important to find a position that is natural and can accommodate all movements. If your hand is comfortable with horizontal fingering method you should do so.
Hope this helps :)
Is this a B flat clarinet? Because my clarinet is missing a key. 🤔
Can you please attach a pdf in a reply comment if you can highly appreciate it
awesome!!!
Thx! :-)
All but the last 3-4 altissimo notes, I had to pinch the reed. Saxophones are my primary instruments, so it’s a treat to find this video to learn the notes!
I don't understand something. My clarinet is also a Bp clarinet. But with the one you say as open G, my clarinet (and your's as weel) gives F4 according to my tuner. Can sombody give me a hint about what's happening here? By the way I'm new to music .
if you don’t using transposing tuner.
normal tuner(concert pitch) show major 2nd lower pitch.
Bb clarinet is Bb major instrument.
thank you.
@@j-nukiclarinetist9201 Thank you for your answer
월클 가시나요!! 영어버전까지 ㅋㅋ 승승장구 기대 됩니다!
감사합니당 운지법의 경우 제가 기획한 영상이 해외에도 없어보여서 한번 만들어보았네요 ^^
Thanks very much for putting together this video. Greatly appreciated. On my clarinet I do not have the "G# point key" however I do have one which I would think would be labelled "N". I am not sure what this key is for.
N key is also called ‘Trill key’ which is used for trill 2 octave ‘Ra’ and ‘Si’. This key does not included in general fringering.
@@j-nukiclarinetist9201 Thanks very much for that info. Much appreciated. Now I have to learn trill too.
i just wanna say i dont know how u get out any of the altissimo notes with your fingerings.
good.. logical
you can never find a fingering chart after f or g...thank you!!!
You're welcome!!
Thanks!!!
I'm a beginner and I keep making a high note sound, any tips?
try to make high and narrow breath way. and you feel reed’s high tip vibration.
why are there 4 side keys ?
와 완전 고퀄!!
How do you do this on bass clarinet
The bass clarinet finger is a little different from this video. I wish I could help with that, but I'm sorry I couldn't.
quite helpful 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏
Thank you so much 🙏😊
Bass clarinet?
What is the lowest key on the clarinet for?
the lowest note low E - right D key and left E key :-)
you really thought you could make this video private
WOW...cool
Thx! :-)
I played clarinet for 2 years then stopped and now I don’t remember the notes
with my video. u can remember all notes ;-)
@@j-nukiclarinetist9201 thank you bro
very helpful
Glad you think so!
Took me this video to understand that I was playing with the right hand on top
there is more high notes
Seriously?!
👍🌹💕
13:34
14:54
15:30
17:51
16:22= g key
High ten notes...
19:03
Why do you use note names like Cb and Fb, when no such exist in western music?
I'm pretty sure it exists, its also known as C flat and F flat respectfully.
It is a note that is unexpectedly often used in sheet music when it is necessary for harmony. In fact, many people get confused when these notes appear on the sheet music.