And you never listen d'elia etude for clarinet(n°8 is a nightmare for technical demanding), or jean francaix concert clarinet. My early clarinet teacher played fligth of bumble bee staccato at 150 bpm.
As a clarinetist who has played Bb clarinet for 4+ years and is now on bass clarinet also with 8+ years of music experience I am deeply impressed. Tonguing those notes father than speed of light and holding your breathe like it’s nothing. Absolutely flawless, that was phenomenal!
I'm a high school clarinet, been playing 9 years, and this is something I wouldn't be able to do in a million years. Do I still wanna try it because it'd be hilarious to do at solo and Ensemble? Yes... This is impressive
The E clarinet +100 E +150 Skill -100 tounge -50 fingertips Equip: Squidward is gonna hide and SpongeBob praises your technique (every other E, play another E).
Uhh not it not that hard you just have to know how to do it the doing this Staccato really fast is harder playing quietly is kinda hard if you are trying to do Staccato double staccato is very hard so yeah
If I would have stayed serious about getting into college for music this is almost nothing compared to some of the stuff I've seen or played for solo festivals. Trying to play 64th notes in the low register without it sounding muddy is incredibly difficult. The piece in question is a Carl Stamitz clarinet concerto
Over a decade of playing this instrument never prepared me for what I just saw you do 😮 You sir have mastered the clarinet, congratulations, you win 🏆 Please rest your jaw cuz you deserve it omg
As a also clarinet player, It is quite cool that he isn't passing out, but I will now practice this very song, but give me until my expiration date comes
As a clarinetist myself for 5+ years, this is really really impressive. The most key and crucial part of this is to play a note on a clarinet, it must been played and stopped by using your tongue on the reed. Playing singular notes that fast is very impressive because of stopping motion. He wasn't double tonguing either so this clip is legendary.
as a wind player (and a choir student) the fact you went so long without breathing is unfathomable. and as a chronically ill person, the fact you didn't pass out is amazing
@@ipherial2929 I hope you are not one of people who edit their comments when their comment has many likes and brag or say something about the likes or replies
love how he switches from "god tonguing" to trilling about halfway through. Even a god capable of tonguing that fast needs a break from it eventually :p
Especially when switching rapidly between registers! Embouchure, a well-tuned instrument, good reeds, and the right mouthpiece. Most beginners don't get the luxury of any of those.
As someone who plays a clarinet, Howd you not pass out? Howd you trill those notes so perfectly? How were you able to play it perfectly and smoothly like this is something you do for fun?! I'm both impressed and scared of you.
@@man-hr4yd I'm First Chair in my schools band. I only got it because I wasn't airy, squeaking, and I knew what the songs we were playing were supposed to sound like without even practicing because I know all the words to the songs!
As a pianist and big fan of youtubers like you, i think i say for everyone here when I say... WTF BOYYYY why can u do this and i dont 😭😭 Ur so good at it, never stop pls
With how fast this guy is blowing without losing breath he’s probably sucking air with his nose at the same time blowing on the clarinet for infinite breath.
I think you put air into your mouth, you then close the back of your throat. You then meticulously use the air in your mouth while breathing through your nose. Once you run out of air, you need to replenish your mouth air with your lungs then restart the process. I don’t know if this is exactly how it works but it’s something like that. Didn’t know I’d be typing mouth air today
I'm a trumpet player who is learning clarinet, I can't even begin to fathom the amount of skill this takes, I'm impressed, scared, and in shock at how perfectly you did this
@@m_artroom yea..... it wasnt juat me though, it was me and a lot other people. here's the story, in 4th grade we had a mentally unstable band director, and he didnt actually teach a whole lot, he could ramble, somtimes incoherently, and every few days, he would come back with a different personality. it may have been an act, but he was also addicted to caffeince (4-5 cups of coffee every few hours) he didnt last an entire year though, I remember him yelling at a student for making a lot of mistakes, and he slammed ona glockenspiel, breaking a few keys (he was a big guy) He recieved many complaints from parents (even mine lol) and was fired. the following year, we had a new band director, who was much nicer, but many of us quit because we didnt have the dedication to continue after the previous guy was pretty much an asshole to us all.
Weeeeeell clarinet can't do more than one note at a time- so I think it's worse on a piano because of that XD and the fact that we don't have to read TWO lines 🤣
Omg as a young begginer clarinet player who just learned about tonguning I'm so impressed how he moved his tongue so fast and flawlessly and yet when I try toungeing or whatever y'all call it I either squeak or take more then one breath
@@evank6 trying to say any band instrument is easy is stupid I can make a sound on any of them, but I can guarantee you I can’t play 3rd register on a clarinet very well
@@NitroCorrupted I highly agree but I will say that I think anyone who can play the sax good automatically looks kinda cool. (I'm probably just saying that because I do)
As a fellow clarinet player, I am GOBSMACKED. This is INSANE! To play at THAT SPEED with the JUMPS!? HECK, I'm not even gonna GET STARTED on the ARTICULATION, EMBOUCHURE and BREATHING!! I aspire to play like that one day. This fellow right here is practically a clarinet GOD.
I use to play a recorder, which is sort of like a clarinet, and i agree. This is insane, i cant even imagine trying this on my recorder let alone a clarinet, i would be totally out of breath
Someone could edit this video, Sheet Music Boss's video, The 8BitDrummer's drum cover, Richaad's electric guitar cover, and Rob Landes's violin cover all together and mess with the audio and stuff to get a decent performance... Not me though, I'm definitely not the person for that job.
Oh my fricking god. Number one, HOW DO YOU TOUNGE SO FAST? AND IF YOU CAN TOUNGE SO FAST, HOW ON EARTH DO YOU KEEP YOUR EMBOUCHURE TOGETHER?! IF YOU DO ALL THAT, HOW DO YOU KEEP THE NOTES SHARP AND NOT RUN OUT OF BREATH?!?!?!? totally stunning
I played trumpet for a bit before I gave up and chose clarinet. I learned how to double tongue on clarinet (and ofc you kinda have to find that balance b/w using the tip of your tongue and your whole tongue I found that using just below the tip was good for me. It might vary based on the preference and level of the player) and it was easy-ish. Was awkward as hell tho cause who tf likes the feel of the clarinet reed vibrating immensely on the tip of your tongue?PLUS because you're double tonguing on a reed instrument, as you said, the embouchure gotta stay tight so your jaw cramps up a lot when I was practicing this. On a funny note though, a few times I actually yawned in the middle of practicing the double-tonguing for so long cause my throat and jaw were so open (at the time I was just starting to practice) so it simulated the thing where you open your mouth for a while and after a few seconds you start to yawn xD very funni...
As someone who is genuinely trying to play clarinet, i hold much respect for clarinet players. Not only is this guy tonguing his notes faster than the speed of light, but also the BREATH CONTROL. Clarinet requires you to have 3 lungs I swear
Stick with it and eventually you'll be able to do some of this stuff. -❤️❤️ From an experienced clarinet player (Also look into taking clarinet lessons if you have the option available to you. It will help you a lot in the long run should you stick with it 😊)
I see a lot of clarinetists in here but let me put it simply: We are the best, obv. That’s why we have such god-level tier clarinetists playing this seemingly impossible song. You need not fear our brethren. Simply applaud the greatness that comes from us
oh my god this is amazing! as a fellow clarinet who tried to fill this gap and then realized *ew figerings*, i really appreciate this! how hard was that tonguing tho 👀
y'all acting like you've never seen classical instrument terminology before 💀anyway good on you for trying! i'm sure with more practice you too could at the very least get close :)
As a person who has played clarinet since 5th grade this is blowing my mind. While at blue lake fine arts camp I saw so fantastic musicians…this is giving me the same feeling. How has he not either passed out or dropped the clarinet from forgetting how to move fingers Edit: on a side note THOSE TRANSITIONS IN THE UPPER REGISTER!!! Amazing how he managed not to squeak
The clarinet is enchanted with the power of E now
Rush (E)nchantment
H > E
yes
E
aka the power of euler's number :)
Band teacher: “already everyone, warm up with scales, be ready in 3 minutes!”
That one god instrument player:
This was Ling Ling when they first picked up a clarinet
@@noodley6941 Ling Ling practices for 40hrs so it makes sense why they're godly
@@CWinteruu Ling Ling practices for 40 hours a day
@@acat3772 40 hours a second
It dose actually kinda sound like a scale too lol
As a rather young flutist,
*I am going to practice this song and nobody can stop me.*
so good luck!
Have you gave up or your still going
I'm still going, but I'm actually ill rn so it'll take a bit more time :(
69 likes sheesh
@@pooppoo604 not anymore😈
As a Clarinet Player myself, i say you're freaking awesome! But also never come within 10 feet of me
Yep
....why not?
Don’t question us clarinet players…
The SPIT, MAN!
(I’m a clarinet player too)
@@Melomedasame
From what the comment sections is telling me, this man can probably speed-solve a Rubrik’s cube with just his tongue
Correct
😂
LOL yaas
Yes, you called?
UNDERSTATEMENT OF THE CENTURY
Posture is very important, he's got a great technique and you can tell when he's getting serious.
Yea trie
True*
@@Cloudy_9304 you know, you can edit your comments directly, just click the 3 dots
@@rexorax9411 yewh
@@rexorax9411 yeah*
As a clarinetist, I can confirm that this is EXTREMLY hard, mostly at the high note parts with the tehnique and squeaking. Good job
And you never listen d'elia etude for clarinet(n°8 is a nightmare for technical demanding), or jean francaix concert clarinet.
My early clarinet teacher played fligth of bumble bee staccato at 150 bpm.
@@DL-fb8jd wow
As a clarinetist who has played Bb clarinet for 4+ years and is now on bass clarinet also with 8+ years of music experience I am deeply impressed. Tonguing those notes father than speed of light and holding your breathe like it’s nothing. Absolutely flawless, that was phenomenal!
as someone who played clarinet, this dude is literally insane.
Yeah!!!
@John Roz ikr
I play a bass and this would explode my mouth
This is mediocre at best
@@P-dada. you really going to start this again?
Squidward been real quiet since this dropped...
I wonder if he can play Rush E on the mayonnaise
@@josephrehan6978 Patrick could
@@tylerkuhn9931
Nah Patrick Will play it on A horseradish
@@lefishe7431 true
@@lefishe7431 true
Man, clarinets sound so pretty when they're not being played by Squidward. Major props for your performance; I could see the skill that went into it.
I'd love to see squidward play really well for once!
i play the clarinet
@@The_Metriacanthosaurus same
@@samanthaheilman so do I!
@@The_Metriacanthosaurusfr
I'm a high school clarinet, been playing 9 years, and this is something I wouldn't be able to do in a million years. Do I still wanna try it because it'd be hilarious to do at solo and Ensemble? Yes...
This is impressive
this man isn't just double tonguing, he's fuckin quadruple tounguing
facts
😂😂😂😂
And he has two pairs of lungs definitely
@@emperorXijingping eight*
@@someonefunny176 that’s sixteen fucking lungs
To anyone that plays a wind instrument the literal most impressive part of this is the single repeated notes so fast.
As someone who plays sax and recorder I can confirm, this is correct
Yes
Facts
As a music major, I can confirm double tonguing can be difficult at first but gets easier as you play.
@@heidisamuels7201 I have played both of those instruments and I completely agree the tonguing is the hardest part for me. This man is a legend.
I love how his head tilts in accordance with the pitch of the note he's playing
Bro’s tounging is phenomenal I could never 😭
The E clarinet
+100 E
+150 Skill
-100 tounge
-50 fingertips
Equip: Squidward is gonna hide and SpongeBob praises your technique (every other E, play another E).
undertale stats be like
fr fr
This is insane. As a clarinet player I know how hard it is to switch from the lowest note to one of the highest. Amazing Job
Uhh not it not that hard you just have to know how to do it the doing this Staccato really fast is harder playing quietly is kinda hard if you are trying to do Staccato double staccato is very hard so yeah
It’s not that hard I’m only a freshman in high school and I am playing notes higher in allegro cut time for a piece of music jumping whole octaves
If I would have stayed serious about getting into college for music this is almost nothing compared to some of the stuff I've seen or played for solo festivals. Trying to play 64th notes in the low register without it sounding muddy is incredibly difficult. The piece in question is a Carl Stamitz clarinet concerto
Piano: Its hard to change notes?
i’m a clarinet player, have been since i was about seven. trying this absolutely defeated me by the end
This is terrifyingly amazing💀
As a previous clarinetist the transition from low to high was amazing and I am scared of how good you are
Oh my god… soon people will be able to play Rush E in whistling! GREAT PREFORMANCE!!!!!!
Man I can't even whistle!
on it
@@sarastonebell9053 ialso can
honestly i think doing it on an instrument is way harder than whistling
Yeah
and no squeaks either…well done man 👏👏
Yeah
@More Like 'belongs in the trash'! that’s only belittling his playing but ok
No squeaks won't change the fact that this is mediocre at best
@@mustnz998 do it right now then. Post a video of it if it is so easy
@@iminsane417 Aw, you fucked up your reply
Over a decade of playing this instrument never prepared me for what I just saw you do 😮
You sir have mastered the clarinet, congratulations, you win 🏆 Please rest your jaw cuz you deserve it omg
As a also clarinet player,
It is quite cool that he isn't passing out, but I will now practice this very song, but give me until my expiration date comes
this guy is making sounds so fast he could have a second career as a beatboxer
or a rapper
@@Sickomoe or both at once
or a demon slayer
this guy using sound breathing
@@lt.marclive2578 Sound Breathing Fourth Form: Constant Resounding Slashes
as someone who has never played an instrument, this dude is literally insane.
As a clarinetist myself for 5+ years, this is really really impressive. The most key and crucial part of this is to play a note on a clarinet, it must been played and stopped by using your tongue on the reed. Playing singular notes that fast is very impressive because of stopping motion. He wasn't double tonguing either so this clip is legendary.
As a clarinet player for almost 7 years, this guy is insane. I look like a ant compared to fucking Godzilla, him being Godzilla.
@@ldgaming4213 they are saying that since they've never played an instrument this sounds cool to them
@@ldgaming4213 yeah but you were being rude.
as a flutist, that dude is fucking crazy
I think squidward has fired himself
Squidward:I’m done
as a wind player (and a choir student) the fact you went so long without breathing is unfathomable.
and as a chronically ill person, the fact you didn't pass out is amazing
That kid who played flight of the bumblebee on the sax: Finally, a worthy opponent! Our battle will be legendary!
249 likes no replies? Not anymore
*"out battle"* u may want to edit that, just saying, LOVE STAR WARS THOUGH!
@@CaptainLegionary I genuinely had no idea I did that. It has now been fixed.
@@ipherial2929 I hope you are not one of people who edit their comments when their comment has many likes and brag or say something about the likes or replies
@@nahset I'm not.
love how he switches from "god tonguing" to trilling about halfway through.
Even a god capable of tonguing that fast needs a break from it eventually :p
nah the original song swaps to trills too, hes doing it properly
if I needed to tongue like rlly rlly REALLY fast I would just roll my tongue,
I mean, it works, on a horn
@@chuuyas_left_eyeball it seems to work on my clarinet but not as good as double-tonguing
no, that´s how the original song is
@@chuuyas_left_eyeball It kinda works but the sound gets kinda blurred and out of tune, so you kinda have to double tongue on a song like this 😅
As a clarinetist, I really have this question: HOW ARE YOU NOT PASSING OUT?
Got the wind knocked out of me by this performance, wow
what if we mixed all rush e instruments? or make an orchestra/band specifically made for rush e
lmao
That would be awesome!!
I Will be your oboe
Gimme two years and I'll be ready on trumpet
I got you on the flute
How can you dislike this? I don't actually see anyone one playing this (with a clarinette)
It's actually mediocre
@@viperdruid meta
I’m planning to try lol
Clarinette
@@annoyingandobnoxious480 french spelling lol
I love how these videos the musician always starts out looking relaxed then getting progressively more stessed out
As a clarinetist this is who I strive to be
The man put his back on the chair while playing, a true madlad
The pro gamer posture.
My music teacher is proud
No BrEAtHiNg oN A bARlInE
band teachers going wild rn 😪
but what if he didn’t have his feet flat on the floor??? 😰
@@arandomperson7068 that would've been tragic
As a previous clarinet player, it’s more impressive that you didn’t squeak even once
😂
Right I would squeaked most of those notes 🤣
And his note range😭😭
Especially when switching rapidly between registers! Embouchure, a well-tuned instrument, good reeds, and the right mouthpiece. Most beginners don't get the luxury of any of those.
@@RickJohnson oof, u called me out 😔
no way bro logged on CZcams, dropped the hardest Clarinet cover ever and left it at that.
As a clarinetist trying to play this would likely be my cause of death 💀
As a clarinetist,
How is he not passing out?
How is the high notes playing so flawlessly?!
I’m impressed by him, but also scared of him
stolen?
@@darkspace1350 no, it’s different.
As a fellow clarinetist, this would make me turn purple
@@DriftenTotalDrama ahaha for real
he breathed in the middle
As someone who plays a clarinet,
Howd you not pass out?
Howd you trill those notes so perfectly?
How were you able to play it perfectly and smoothly like this is something you do for fun?!
I'm both impressed and scared of you.
Circular breathing, playing and breathing at the same time, don’t know how this works but exists
Excuse me what- I’m still playing old McDonald bruh
@@mikuu144 , I'm still playing Hot Cross Buns on the recorder 😭
You guys play the clarinet
@@man-hr4yd I'm First Chair in my schools band. I only got it because I wasn't airy, squeaking, and I knew what the songs we were playing were supposed to sound like without even practicing because I know all the words to the songs!
As a person who plays clarinet, im impressed by the finger movements, and no beeping either!
As a pianist and big fan of youtubers like you, i think i say for everyone here when I say...
WTF BOYYYY why can u do this and i dont 😭😭
Ur so good at it, never stop pls
As a clarinetist, I’m both impressed and terrified of you.
(Edit: mom look I’m famous)
Same… how can he move his tongue that fast?
Same I can't even begin to imagine how fast his tongue is going is even possible
Sounds like a flutter-tongue technique
Same like how
Same, I felt lightheaded just watching this
With how fast this guy is blowing without losing breath he’s probably sucking air with his nose at the same time blowing on the clarinet for infinite breath.
Its called circular breathing and that's actually a thing mostly tubas do
You 2ould choke if that happened
@@dominicklipari its also incredibly powerful in the hands of… anything
I think you put air into your mouth, you then close the back of your throat. You then meticulously use the air in your mouth while breathing through your nose. Once you run out of air, you need to replenish your mouth air with your lungs then restart the process. I don’t know if this is exactly how it works but it’s something like that.
Didn’t know I’d be typing mouth air today
@@dominicklipari how can I train that if I dont play any indtrument that uses air?
I'm a clarinet player and after 30 seconds of playing I nearly pass out from all the blowing so seeing this impresses me.
as a clarinetist, I'm hella scared of you. but I'm also now really motivated to learn this
I'm a trumpet player who is learning clarinet, I can't even begin to fathom the amount of skill this takes, I'm impressed, scared, and in shock at how perfectly you did this
Lol I’m a clarinet play learning trumpet
Respect for trumpet players. I tried it for a month and it's so hard to visualise what I'm playing.
hey! I've been playing trumpet for 5 years and I'm thinking about picking up clarinet, do you have any tips or notes of advice?
@@nizwiz._.5906 use a lot of air, keep a firm embouchure,use your reed strength.
@@ibrahimsesay41 LOL i was just about to comment this im also learning the flute
as a clarinet player my question is HOW DID HE NOT PASSED OUT
edit: omg mom im famous
Circular breathing
Clarinet breathing, hidden movement. Godly speed + immortal body (only until the movement finishes 🤣)
Probably practiced how to breathe really fast while playing the clarinet
@@shirohatakee yeah lol
stamina excercises and just practice
Bros clarinet tounging was faster than my hopes and dreams going away after I dropped out of college☠☠☠
Squidward would honestly be in utter shock. Props.
As a clarinetist myself, I personally think that this is truly insane.
i literally read as a clarinet myself
@@rackintosh1 i literalay rad as a drum
@@ItsStarberryy what
Same sometimes a long piece like this my embouchure hurts a lot and I need to take a break 😮
I haven't played the Clarinet since 5th grade band lmfao
As a violist, I have little to no knowledge on how a clarinet even works
however i can still feel the muscle cramps and the lung dying
As a trombonist, I feel the same. The air control this guy has is amazing
As a BAD violin player in a good orchestra, I understand.
I’ve been trying to play this by ear and it never worked for me. I’m glad you can play it this good :). Also those high notes are slaying. Keep it up!
I quit playing the clarinet two years ago! I don't remember a single thing about how to play the clarinet, but I'm really impressed with this!
As someone who attempted the clarinet, this is actually cool, the amount of dedication and skil required to do this is immense, gg man.
“Attempted clarinet” idk why but that tells a whole story 😂😂😂
@@m_artroom yea.....
it wasnt juat me though, it was me and a lot other people.
here's the story, in 4th grade we had a mentally unstable band director, and he didnt actually teach a whole lot, he could ramble, somtimes incoherently, and every few days, he would come back with a different personality. it may have been an act, but he was also addicted to caffeince (4-5 cups of coffee every few hours)
he didnt last an entire year though, I remember him yelling at a student for making a lot of mistakes, and he slammed ona glockenspiel, breaking a few keys (he was a big guy)
He recieved many complaints from parents (even mine lol) and was fired.
the following year, we had a new band director, who was much nicer, but many of us quit because we didnt have the dedication to continue after the previous guy was pretty much an asshole to us all.
@@tangent.arc38618 oh yikes, sad some people can be that way. Though I was right, that’s a story alright 0-0
@@m_artroom yea its a bit odd....
uh yeah that shit hurt my lungs for months after I quit
I’m dead. He is so good. I can’t even fathom how hard this is on the piano. LET ALONE THE FREAKING CLAIRENET!
Ikr this is wonderful
As a clarinet player, I have to agree
Probably harder on piano. By a lot.
It’s mediocre at best
Weeeeeell clarinet can't do more than one note at a time- so I think it's worse on a piano because of that XD and the fact that we don't have to read TWO lines 🤣
Omg as a young begginer clarinet player who just learned about tonguning I'm so impressed how he moved his tongue so fast and flawlessly and yet when I try toungeing or whatever y'all call it I either squeak or take more then one breath
As a clarinet player, that tonguing is insane man
Fr
How can you dislike this? I don't see anyone else actually playing it.
Probably because it was mediocre, no offence
@@Ma77 Was it? I’d like to see you try. So come on, give us an awe inspiring performance.
@@themadredking5235 maybe you can pay me, then I'll be motivated
@@Ma77 maybe you could stop talking shit if you're unable to play it yourself lmao
@@Ma77 the guy who makes rust videos and csgo montages is calling this mediocre. cute
madman. That 3rd register was so smooth. articulation on point. We even have dynamics.
The clari is just that much of a superior instrument
what but so does every other instrument, unless im missing something
@@gtx2997 expect the organ which can do anything
or it’s just easier
@@evank6 trying to say any band instrument is easy is stupid
I can make a sound on any of them, but I can guarantee you I can’t play 3rd register on a clarinet very well
@@NitroCorrupted I highly agree but I will say that I think anyone who can play the sax good automatically looks kinda cool. (I'm probably just saying that because I do)
As a Clarinetist, this is the most impressive thing I’ve seen 🫡🫡
As a clarinetist, I’m afraid and impressed by you
I'm a college-level clarinetist and a freaking music major and I cannot even fathom how this is possible. Much applause to you, my good sir. 👏
One word: fluttertongue
Gives my angry birds vibes
He practice for along time
@@Ryan-fq9suyeah I used to do that, I also used to just to do it on the back of my throat on some parts
Well....he's asian
can we all appreciate that he did this entire thing in one take.
how do u know
@@ameliaguerreirox there were no visible cuts
ONE MUST IMAGINE SQUIDWARD HAPPY
He won the “Holding your breath longest award” from this.
as a person who runs out of breath while running slowly. i am deeply impressed
He’s circular breathing
Yep
Same. And my classmates made fun of me for that.
Ure not the only one
Literally same 😂😂
As a fellow clarinet player, I am GOBSMACKED. This is INSANE!
To play at THAT SPEED with the JUMPS!?
HECK, I'm not even gonna GET STARTED on the ARTICULATION, EMBOUCHURE and BREATHING!!
I aspire to play like that one day. This fellow right here is practically a clarinet GOD.
I use to play a recorder, which is sort of like a clarinet, and i agree. This is insane, i cant even imagine trying this on my recorder let alone a clarinet, i would be totally out of breath
THIS
I AGREE
@@runics8052 bruh u just compared a recorder to a clarinet- :l I play both and recorder is nothing like a clarinet
@@donuts3476 Yeah I know, im just saying that because its the closest experience I have
ONG HE IS A GOD -fellow clarinet player
As a clarinetist, that is amazing but terrifying at the same time
as a person who plays clarinet for band in school, I approve this message
The more instrument i see playing rush E the stronger my desire for an orchestral version become
yes
y e s (SOMEONE MAKE IT…. an actual performance though not just a composition)
Someone could edit this video, Sheet Music Boss's video, The 8BitDrummer's drum cover, Richaad's electric guitar cover, and Rob Landes's violin cover all together and mess with the audio and stuff to get a decent performance...
Not me though, I'm definitely not the person for that job.
I FOUND ONE czcams.com/video/7xWMviNwmNs/video.html
Wow. I'm a pretty decent musician and have been playing clarinet for 16 years, and I'd have no idea to go about the tonguing in this. Mad respect, man
would flutter tounging work for this? or nah?
@@IanArizpeArroyo no i don't think it would because it doesn't have the timing of each note, rather it's more just rapid-fire articulation
@@virginiaf4117 wow so he’s just got that power tongue. guys keep your ladies away before this guy steals your girl
Ahh, playing the clarinet. High school memories. ❤️🎶🎼🎵🥁🎷
as a clarinetist from italy i can only say: WOW MAMMA MIA
Oh my fricking god. Number one, HOW DO YOU TOUNGE SO FAST? AND IF YOU CAN TOUNGE SO FAST, HOW ON EARTH DO YOU KEEP YOUR EMBOUCHURE TOGETHER?! IF YOU DO ALL THAT, HOW DO YOU KEEP THE NOTES SHARP AND NOT RUN OUT OF BREATH?!?!?!? totally stunning
I played clarinet a bit and then switched to tenor sax and I’m still in awe simply because like, how do you you tounge so fast?
I assume it’s some sort of perfectly on time flutter tounging
@@ytsub7 I has be I guess but it would have to be super presuse or his tone would go flat.
I played trumpet for a bit before I gave up and chose clarinet. I learned how to double tongue on clarinet (and ofc you kinda have to find that balance b/w using the tip of your tongue and your whole tongue I found that using just below the tip was good for me. It might vary based on the preference and level of the player) and it was easy-ish. Was awkward as hell tho cause who tf likes the feel of the clarinet reed vibrating immensely on the tip of your tongue?PLUS because you're double tonguing on a reed instrument, as you said, the embouchure gotta stay tight so your jaw cramps up a lot when I was practicing this. On a funny note though, a few times I actually yawned in the middle of practicing the double-tonguing for so long cause my throat and jaw were so open (at the time I was just starting to practice) so it simulated the thing where you open your mouth for a while and after a few seconds you start to yawn xD very funni...
harder then piano
As someone who is genuinely trying to play clarinet, i hold much respect for clarinet players. Not only is this guy tonguing his notes faster than the speed of light, but also the BREATH CONTROL. Clarinet requires you to have 3 lungs I swear
*chuckles in brass
It's easier once you figure out your embrochure and get used to the right air pressure needed
*chuckles in low brass
*chuckles in saxophone
*chuckles in flute
Man. He's amazing at this
As someone who plays the clarinet this is truly amazing, thank you
Is that double tonguing on the clarinet? Or rolled “r”? Crazy stuff
I believe this man is double tonguing on a clarinet
Omg its you
ah shit, it's *you*
might be flutter tounging which is a lot like rolled r
wait i just realized who this guy is LMAO
The tone was quality throughout and the notes and-
What are you? A god? You simply cannot be mortal
Hes your worst nightmare lmao
@@Cornonmacabre73 He is what I aspire to be, actually.
Meh, it was mediocre, no offense
@@applejuices do better then😂yes I know the reference
@@applejuices I'd like to see you try
His tonguing is off the charts
As a clarinet player this is fantastic that there aren't squeaks !
I've been playing my clarinet forever and I wanna get a copy of this and learn it....
That is some massively impressive double tounging
IK i just started to learn piano :(
man quadruple tounging
My sis is better than u pacha
@Vulcan
My dude, phrasing!
nahmy mans octuple toungin
I love the motions while he plays~. He's not just crushing a challenge, he's having fun too!
As a saxophone, I will say that your the only clarinet player I can stand.
Bruh I play the tenor sax and clarinet 💀
@@LancerIHR HOW THEY ARE MORTAL ENEMIES YOU HAVE DESPISED OUR SAXOPHONE CULTURE
As a fellow Squidward, I am impressed and terrified at your super human abilities.
As a clarinet player myself this dude is absolutely insane
As a clarinet beginner I’m impressed and speechless.
Stick with it and eventually you'll be able to do some of this stuff. -❤️❤️ From an experienced clarinet player
(Also look into taking clarinet lessons if you have the option available to you. It will help you a lot in the long run should you stick with it 😊)
Those high notes ate and left no crumbs
You sir are very impressive
That us literally the fastest double tonguing I've ever seen. Sheesh!
I see a lot of clarinetists in here but let me put it simply:
We are the best, obv. That’s why we have such god-level tier clarinetists playing this seemingly impossible song. You need not fear our brethren. Simply applaud the greatness that comes from us
@@splatmander no
I just wanna say, trumpets can do some insane stuff.
@@chlosh2191 I can’t hear them cause they always blow my ears off :( (context, I sit right in front of trumpets)
@Kris’s Kosmo Yeah, they do that sometimes
Piano is the best instrument because you can actually play things like cords
oh my god this is amazing! as a fellow clarinet who tried to fill this gap and then realized *ew figerings*, i really appreciate this! how hard was that tonguing tho 👀
umm... aight
@@harribo6527 thought I was the only one lmfao
y'all acting like you've never seen classical instrument terminology before 💀anyway good on you for trying! i'm sure with more practice you too could at the very least get close :)
@@SolarisMusic IM SORRY IT WAS THE 👀 THAT DID IT FOR ME
as someone who doesn’t play clarinet,,,, w h a t
Much, much respect my guy👏🏽👏🏽
as a beginner clarinet player , i am *afraid* i say. *afraid* yet amazed..
I play the clarinet too, I can’t believe someone was able to do it on a brass or woodwind since they require air
plus clarinets can only play 1 note at a time
The respect in this room right now is ✨astronomical ✨
As a person who has played clarinet since 5th grade this is blowing my mind. While at blue lake fine arts camp I saw so fantastic musicians…this is giving me the same feeling. How has he not either passed out or dropped the clarinet from forgetting how to move fingers
Edit: on a side note THOSE TRANSITIONS IN THE UPPER REGISTER!!! Amazing how he managed not to squeak
Beautiful. Delightful.