How to Play Faster on the Clarinet with Jazz Artist Eddie Daniels
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ค. 2011
- Backun Artist Eddie Daniels explains why to play faster on the clarinet, you have to slow down! In reality, these important concepts apply no matter what instrument you play, whether you're looking to play jazz, classical, or anything in between. Most of all... don't forget to have fun!
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"It's not what you play but how you play it" - Eddie Daniels
‘If you can play it slowly, you can play it quickly’
he sounds airy because he is sub-toning to prevent sounding too loud. the mic they use is designed probably for a small room and with his clarinet setup and the amount of air he has prepared to put through that instrument, it would distort horribly because of so much sound.
i’m sorry but sometimes the camera angles and zooms remind me of the office
why is there so much airy empty puffing?
This man has like a million pliers for some reason
He's a very good teacher. His basics of "landing", starting with playing one note, etc.....he reminds me of my first band director, who claimed that your best technique comes from "teaching your brain....which controls your fingers and the muscles in your face" how to play a note exactly right. That's a tough lesson for young kids to latch on to and believe, but it's so true.
Good reminder here. Slow, deliberate practice is much more valuable than speedy practice. I'm dealing with finding home and comfortable placement of fingers again, after semi-successful carpal tunnel surgery. More important now to feel whatever my fingers can feel to seat properly on each tone hole. Saxophone is a different story, since the pads do the hole covering for you. Thanks BMS and ED.
Good a teacher that actually do the things he teach.
You have to play with the instrument... Sounds like failures don't matter as long as it's about constantly about fixing it. Constantly playing it.
I've been playing for over twenty years and much of what Eddie is saying I already know but I've found this video incredibly useful and I'm incorporating it in my practice sessions with great results.
Thank you Eddie.
"my fingers getting comfortable in that f hole" really im done ;-;
Great lesson. By practicing slowly, you actually improve at a faster rate thus allowing you to play faster sooner! YAY!
Eddie’s breath control and embouchure were so good on the clarinet that even in the fast passages you could hear the individual finger landings. Sort of a Kenny G effect only on the clarinet.
So true! In short, practice slowly and conscientiously to establish muscle memory. But there's more, definitely worth a listen.
Boy, I can't wait to hear Fuzzix Play! You could tell by his very high-quality comments that he is such a great player. Wow we are honored to have him make his comments!
This guy, Eddie Daniels has a great depth of understanding of the instrument and music.
What he sais makes total sense- and is very vital. Brilliant mind.
Eddie Daniels what a great player and teacher 👍🏼👍🏼😎
i love the heart you put in what you're doing...
Thanks Eddie.Valuable information, and I don't even play clarinet.I play tenor sax and I am trying to make up for lost time, and the more good information about practising and playing that I can grasp, the better.All the best.