One of the biggest things I look for is the arrival high C is clear and in tune. The arrival needs to be definitive & uncompromising, before any vibrato starts. So many players arrive flat and it sounds like the glissando hasn't ended yet. By the way, the video looks great! What camera/lens setup are you using?
find the sheet music of it. there is some on youtube. find videos of people playing it and listen to where they pitch bend, which notes they staccato, which notes they hold out, and when they use vibrato. go very little sections at a time and try to mimic what they sound like and go section by section till you can play the whole solo! that’s what i did and it worked
Great tutorial! Looking forward to more. Is your head actually as tilted as it looks here when you play? I suspect it's the camera angle making it look that way.
Good question! I definitely look down a little when I play, as I typically play between my knees when sitting down and I’m reasonably tall. I think the camera angle is making the angle look more severe than it actually is though!
Have been binging your channel and love your work. I reallty like these technical kind of vids but also your reviews on reeds, mouthpieces, barrels and the sort. This video is really helpful and I was wondering if a similar video would be possible for Artie Shaws clarinet concerto, It has some really tricky glissandos in the altissimo register. It would be cool to see how you approach those.
Hey Shaun, glad the videos have been helpful/enjoyable! It’s been a few years since I’ve looked at the Artie Shaw concerto, but I’ll add it to the list of pieces to do a practice vlog about!
@@ParkHouseCreations that's great! but ofcourse only when you want too, most important is you doing stuff you like, that's most enjoyable for all of us 👍
Hey so not to be picky (or greedy!), but how can this be a "Complete Tutorial" when you only cover the frist measure? It would be great to hear you explicate the rest of the solo!
One of the biggest things I look for is the arrival high C is clear and in tune. The arrival needs to be definitive & uncompromising, before any vibrato starts. So many players arrive flat and it sounds like the glissando hasn't ended yet. By the way, the video looks great! What camera/lens setup are you using?
That's a fantastic point, I wish I had included it in my video! And thank you, I am using a Fujifilm XT-3 with the 18-55mm F2.8-4 kit lens.
@@ParkHouseCreations Thank you so much for the info, it looks great and you sound fantastic!!!!!
You are a terrific teacher. Thanks for the videos.
Thanks Joseph!
Very helpful! Thank you!
Excellent lesson! Thank you, Eric.
Thank you Howard!
Great tutorial! Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful, thank you for watching!
This shit lowkey hard🙁
IK!!!!
I have seen so many tutorials about the glissando, but I already know how to!!!! How do I play the parts afterrrrrrr!!!!!!!
find the sheet music of it. there is some on youtube. find videos of people playing it and listen to where they pitch bend, which notes they staccato, which notes they hold out, and when they use vibrato. go very little sections at a time and try to mimic what they sound like and go section by section till you can play the whole solo! that’s what i did and it worked
I love the explanation of voicing and the exercise. So much fun to strive to play the Rhapsody 50% backwards. :) Subscribed
That was fabulous. Time to pick up my clarinet again. 😎
Thank you for watching, glad it was helpful!
Great tutorial! Looking forward to more. Is your head actually as tilted as it looks here when you play? I suspect it's the camera angle making it look that way.
Good question! I definitely look down a little when I play, as I typically play between my knees when sitting down and I’m reasonably tall. I think the camera angle is making the angle look more severe than it actually is though!
Have been binging your channel and love your work. I reallty like these technical kind of vids but also your reviews on reeds, mouthpieces, barrels and the sort. This video is really helpful and I was wondering if a similar video would be possible for Artie Shaws clarinet concerto, It has some really tricky glissandos in the altissimo register. It would be cool to see how you approach those.
Hey Shaun, glad the videos have been helpful/enjoyable! It’s been a few years since I’ve looked at the Artie Shaw concerto, but I’ll add it to the list of pieces to do a practice vlog about!
@@ParkHouseCreations that's great! but ofcourse only when you want too, most important is you doing stuff you like, that's most enjoyable for all of us 👍
Oh wow, fantastic! Thank you so much for this inspiration to practice :)
Thank you for watching! I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Hey so not to be picky (or greedy!), but how can this be a "Complete Tutorial" when you only cover the frist measure? It would be great to hear you explicate the rest of the solo!
Doubt I’ll ever be good enough but many thanks
It's always a journey learning a new technique, but I bet you'll get there! Thank you for watching!
I am a pianist but now that my son is taking band I want to learn this solo!
Do it! Its such a cool solo!!
I’m 8th grade and can do it :)