The clarinet used to hold a high place in popular music. Then it seems like the sax players took over. I’d love it if that old licorice stick made a comeback!
How did it go? Was it remarkable? Did it make anyone cry? Was it as scary as you imagined it would be? Did you love it? The world is dying for some good news. Do share, please.
esta obra la toque con mi banda en un concierto conmemorativo a un profesor de nuestra Escuela que falleció. es una locura para todos los interpretes. nos sentimos muy orgullosos de él, y seguro que él tambien de nosotros.
Great to hear how different people play the same thing, definitely the best version I have found on the internet but still completely different to the way both me and the other guy in my class who are playing this play it...
It could be worse than this. This is supposed to be SWING, which is real dance music with brisk dynamics. Not classical. Here there is no drive: the orchestra is asleep, can't play swing, can't play for people dancing, only for people sitting. The clarinettists can't swing either, doesn't feel the rhythm, lacks daring dynamics and accents, plays with too polished tone (classical background?) with no bite. Everything ends up sounding monotonous like artificial-jazzy-classical-mash that has no drive or bite.
I think Artie Shaw technically was a better clarinet player by a very small amount but Benny Goodman was the much better bandleader only because Artie Shaw in his own words got bored too easily. But who told Irving Fazola as a New Orleans Jazz Clarinetist?
@@kei4555 once your gliss is approaching the c, put down the fingering for c#, and then once you hit the c# prepare for the g fingering. Should be able to use your mouth for the notes inbetween, it takes a little bit of practice to get it smooth between those 2 sections, but just remember to have good air support and you'll be right
What score most accurately follows what's played here? I've looked at what's available in stores and the net, and not a single one is even close to what's played here. Any help will be appreciated.
Let me guess - you are not a pro dancer? Did you ever listen to the original? This is supposed to be SWING, which is real dance music with brisk dynamics. Not classical. Here there is no drive: the orchestra is asleep, can't play swing, can't play for people dancing, only for people sitting. The clarinettists can't swing either, doesn't feel the rhythm, lacks daring dynamics and required accents, plays with too polished tone (classical background?) with no bite. Everything ends up sounding monotonous.
@leannemichel Different than the recording I have too. I'm not an expert, but I don't think this is not Artie Shaw playing. Very good even if it isn't.
Can someone tell me where to find the sheet music to the solo part of this? (free) I found some links in the comments, but I don't have access, or I need to use a credit card or pay money, neither of which I am capable of doing. I am only in high school and my band teacher doesn't own a copy of the piece.
This guy doesn't sound like Artie Shaw to me. The real Artie didn't have to dip before starting the slur upwards. And, there's just too many slurs in the whole piece.😾
Of course this is not Artie Shaw! Nowhere close! Does anybody who plays this ever listen to Artie Shaw play it!? Stop, stop I beg of you STOP The awful scoops. Please I beg of you!
...I totally agree but of the ones I have heard on You Tube, she is the best. OMG, she' blew ' as in lost it, the last note...her tone broke in two. Well, obviously these artists have been all classical players..they do not know how to play swing...they obviously did not listen much to Shaw's original version that we all love.
This orchestra can't play swing, can't play for people dancing, only for people sitting. This is supposed to be SWING, not classical. The clarinettists can't swing either, doesn't feel the rhythm, lacks daring dynamics and accents, plays with too polished tone (classical background?) with no bite. Everything ends up sounding monotonous like artificial-jazzy-classical-mishmash, that has no drive, has no bite.
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The clarinet used to hold a high place in popular music. Then it seems like the sax players took over. I’d love it if that old licorice stick made a comeback!
The education system has made this instrument boring but I see it making a comeback soon
I'm playing this piece tomorrow with a big band in front of 2000 people :O
My favourite piece ever!
How did it go? Was it remarkable? Did it make anyone cry? Was it as scary as you imagined it would be? Did you love it? The world is dying for some good news. Do share, please.
@@Beanys728 Given all that has traumatized our memories in the last nine years, he may not even remember it...but, yeah, how'd it go? Soloist?
how did it go?
Blow a trumpet as well do you.
Howd it go? 🥲
I played this piece a few years ago in my town's Symphonic Orchestra and I've been obsessed with it since
esta obra la toque con mi banda en un concierto conmemorativo a un profesor de nuestra Escuela que falleció. es una locura para todos los interpretes. nos sentimos muy orgullosos de él, y seguro que él tambien de nosotros.
Esta Hermoso!
Y asi como lo interpretaron ustedes...Me parece una buena interpretación. 💕
Just heard this performed tonight. Incredible clarinet player. It takes a lot to be able to play this.
5:56 greatest gliss of all time
Great to hear how different people play the same thing, definitely the best version I have found on the internet but still completely different to the way both me and the other guy in my class who are playing this play it...
I'm playing lead trumpet on this for a friend's clarinet recital :D
This is so awesome I had to buy it. It ranks right up there with Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue. Awesome stuff!
a friend of mine played the clarinet solo for this.... love the piece. she played superb i think :D (almost exactly like this version)
ein Klasse Titel , Artie ein echter Künstler !
Is this Sharon Kam, the classical player? Incredible jazz feeling, best version of this concerto I know.
agreed.
look at the Yale University
top top top of the bill
was lucky enough to listen to her live in israel, and it always amazes me how differently each person plays this concerto.
It could be worse than this. This is supposed to be SWING, which is real dance music with brisk dynamics. Not classical. Here there is no drive: the orchestra is asleep, can't play swing, can't play for people dancing, only for people sitting. The clarinettists can't swing either, doesn't feel the rhythm, lacks daring dynamics and accents, plays with too polished tone (classical background?) with no bite. Everything ends up sounding monotonous like artificial-jazzy-classical-mash that has no drive or bite.
cant tell you how much i want to play this
this is why i love playing the clarinet!
Sharon Kam : grande clarinettiste, en classique comme en jazz...!
Proof that Artie Shaw goes far beyond just "Begin the Beguine".
But it was Benny Goodman who popularised the clarinet.
People have ranted for 85 years over who was greater. Neither. Both.
I think Artie Shaw technically was a better clarinet player by a very small amount but Benny Goodman was the much better bandleader only because Artie Shaw in his own words got bored too easily. But who told Irving Fazola as a New Orleans Jazz Clarinetist?
Great Sharon Kam
Very nice version. Excellent interpretation!
Who do you think wrote it?
A lot of I'm playing this etc. I'll just say he was brilliant, this is not the best version that he made but it's still great. Thanks Artie.
It's Sharon Kam; she's amazing! xoxo
So awesome!! Love it
Love your last name ... ;)
I actually really like this
sound so dam smooth -.-
The Perfect Jazz Song
מדהיםםםם
6:14 is my favorite part
Damn! How did he do that glissando from the middle into the altissimo register (past C6)??
Lol I asked my instructor that and hes all oh this one? And he did it like nothing and I just laughed cause omg
ikr!! im currently learning this piece and i dont know how im gonna play that part haha
Benny Goodman eats dirt.
@@kei4555 once your gliss is approaching the c, put down the fingering for c#, and then once you hit the c# prepare for the g fingering. Should be able to use your mouth for the notes inbetween, it takes a little bit of practice to get it smooth between those 2 sections, but just remember to have good air support and you'll be right
Fyi the recording is actually Sharon Kam
es hermoso
What score most accurately follows what's played here? I've looked at what's available in stores and the net, and not a single one is even close to what's played here. Any help will be appreciated.
www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/artie-shaw-concerto-for-clarinet-sheet-music/3598392?ac=1
Thanks!
I'm gone man, solid gone!!
Well this should take me a few years to get perfect... here goes nothing !
He looks really similar to the Arnold Rothstein actor (sorry can't remember his name) from Boardwalk Empire!
ça swing bien, régal...
amazing. im playing this :)
wauw thats an awesome recording.
but try youtubing "Artie Shaw Kristoffer Nybye"
that guy is a freakin legend !!
Take em for a walk Artie
Meilleur que l'original !!!!!!! bravo à Sharon Kam !
Buenasdonde puedo conseguir las partes de la big band? les agradeceria saludos
I honestly think this version is better then the original version
Let me guess - you are not a pro dancer? Did you ever listen to the original? This is supposed to be SWING, which is real dance music with brisk dynamics. Not classical. Here there is no drive: the orchestra is asleep, can't play swing, can't play for people dancing, only for people sitting. The clarinettists can't swing either, doesn't feel the rhythm, lacks daring dynamics and required accents, plays with too polished tone (classical background?) with no bite. Everything ends up sounding monotonous.
I used to have a budgie that sang this complete
Great
Who is this band? I gotta know so I can buy this! Please tell me who recorded this and what year! THANKS!
This is Sharon Kam, the featured clarinetist
Outstanding! Semper Fi
Does anyone have this score ?
I will be very grateful for this...
www.docfoc.com/artie-shaw-clarinet-concerto-pdf
@@zsasodamjan dude, many thanks from two years in the future! :D
I wonder what reed did he use ?
It was a she and the reed was the least of her problems, although she did better then most of the other classical folks who tried this.
Sliding is maybe the only difference between this player and Artie The Legend Swah...
There are no dislike, Pretty good, isn't it?
Ohhhhhhhhh
3:25
@leannemichel Different than the recording I have too. I'm not an expert, but I don't think this is not Artie Shaw playing. Very good even if it isn't.
What? That is not Artie!! I have a relic called a CD!!
excelent tune .........but it is really artie Shaw playing ???
Read the description. It says who the player is.
Muy Bueno...
could you get me the paper of the solo?
Leonardo Pereira look it up on scribd, they have the full version
Can someone tell me where to find the sheet music to the solo part of this? (free)
I found some links in the comments, but I don't have access, or I need to use a credit card or pay money, neither of which I am capable of doing. I am only in high school and my band teacher doesn't own a copy of the piece.
three people need to rethink life-choices.
Ahahaah i like music
elle swing comme un paquet de biscottes!!!!
Shic!!!
artie shaw tampoco se escuchamucho yo lo conoci en los angeles ycando con wil bill davisonvr
This guy doesn't sound like Artie Shaw to me. The real Artie didn't have to dip before starting the slur upwards. And, there's just too many slurs in the whole piece.😾
Of course this is not Artie Shaw! Nowhere close! Does anybody who plays this ever listen to Artie Shaw play it!? Stop, stop I beg of you STOP The awful scoops. Please I beg of you!
...I totally agree but of the ones I have heard on You Tube, she is the best. OMG, she' blew ' as in lost it, the last note...her tone broke in two. Well, obviously these artists have been all classical players..they do not know how to play swing...they obviously did not listen much to Shaw's original version that we all love.
This orchestra can't play swing, can't play for people dancing, only for people sitting. This is supposed to be SWING, not classical. The clarinettists can't swing either, doesn't feel the rhythm, lacks daring dynamics and accents, plays with too polished tone (classical background?) with no bite. Everything ends up sounding monotonous like artificial-jazzy-classical-mishmash, that has no drive, has no bite.
This is NOT by Artie Shaw himself but by some longhairs who are murdering jazz.
This is not Shaw
+Bayou Swing Read the description
sorry. but NO!
Great
1:50
@leannemichel Different than the recording I have too. I'm not an expert, but I don't think this is Artie Shaw playing. Very good even if it isn't.
1:45