Astor Piazzolla Tango Etude, No. 3

This one (original key) is a deceivingly tough one! More specificially, it's a tricky balance between keeping the groove while being expressive. It's an easy one to sound boring on. Those left hand sextuplets aren't so easy... Gotta keep practicing! Played on Buffet Vintage model, Wodkowski "L" Model, Bonade nickel ligature, and Vandoren V12 3 1/2

[@bencarson6041]

Sick performance!

[@frankhorvatofficial]

Great job, Tony! I love the playful nature in this performance.

[@tpark89]

Thanks Frank! Hope you’re doing well my friend, great to hear from you!

[@ParkHouseCreations]

Sounds great! Makes me want to learn it!

[@tpark89]

Thanks and you totally should! It was a humbling experience for me XD I think most clarinet players play the alto or the flute part because the clarinet part is just in a weird (low) area of the instrument and the throat tones voicing/ keys are kind of a hassle. But an interesting challenge!

[@jimis3167]

Nice! Well done!

[@torontoclarinetist]

Sounds good!

[@jimis3167]

You play Bonade ligature here?

[@tpark89]

Yes! Gear in the description.