C. Rose - 32 Etudes for Clarinet - #8
Vložit
- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- clarinet: Alexey Gorokholinsky
RECORDING GEAR:
Neumann U-87 microphone, 2 AKG C414xls microphones
Sound Devices Mix Pre 6
CLARINET SETUP:
clarinet: Selmer Recital
mouthpiece: Viotto (German model) N1+2
reeds: Vandoren White Master (for german mouthpiece) strength 3.5 or 4
DO YOU WANT TO HEAR SOMETHING COOL ?
Here is a playlist of newest underground electronic dance tracks with clarinet.
Available for purchase with clarinet score and electronic accompaniment.
• Kronodigger - Into The...
Those octave jumps are absolutely flawless
Haha practicing this for all state is gonna be fun 🥲
Man, you make it sound so seamless... That's soooo nice
But how on earth can they expect anyone to play this?? AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
You have the best recordings of all of the rose series. As I've been studying them, you've been a tremendous resource for my learning. Thank you very much for your hard work and dedication. You've got some of the finest technical and musical skills I've ever seen. Not to mention your stunning tone. Thank you, Alexey!
Thank you so much Alderaanplacez! I am very happy these recordings are helping people. It was fun to record them as a way to do something different each day after work. If you have any other recommendations on repertoire that should be recorded I am always interested...even though I sometimes don't practice clarinet for longer than a year.
@@goalexey Could you ever record the 9 rose caprices sometime as well?
Amazing! This inspired me to pick up my clarinet right now 👌
How's it going? I've been playing for almost 5 years and this etude drives me crazy. It's so difficult!!!
@@IsaacW. Ive been playing for 7 years and yeah its really difficult
Me too👍
you are crazy good omg
Excellent !
👏🏽😎
0:44
Does any have any tips on playing more flawlessly and just better. I'm currently in 7th grade playing the first section fine, but in the repeating section I start to struggle. Also my tone starts to get worse. Overall I need a lot of tips 😅
cliche but practice makes perfect
tone - instrument/mouth piece change
how would you practice the jumps or the unusual finger patterns, any practice sheets or recommendations to study this?
This IS a study ("étude"), so : no need of a study to study a study :)
I think I'm way too late, but there's a really good way to practice these. Start with the lower note, then go up however high you need to go. In this etude, its a low G then jump the octave. Practice going really slowly so you don't miss accidentals like the C# in the measure after.