Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue - How To Smear Step by Step!
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- čas přidán 23. 05. 2020
- Want to gliss on the clarinet? Here's the process, broken down into small, manageable steps - no slide whistle required!
Who is Queen Reed?
Queen Reed is just a name that sounded good to me once when I was signing up for something musicky and didn't want to provide my real name. I am obviously not a queen. There is nothing I claim to rule, especially not reeds! And this rather presumptive title is at firm odds with the view I hold of myself as a performer, educator, creator, advocate, and occasionally (we've all been there), a complete imposter.
You, Me, We, have all had life and music experiences that help others when we share them. Along my way here, I have picked up a good deal about playing and teaching the barkystick we call the Clarinet. And when I zoom around the internet for help, advice, insight, I want the most specific, articulate help I can find. So this is what I offer - not only what works for me, but whenever I can figure it out, why and how I think it works.
Quite simply, Queen Reed wants to share everything she knows about playing, learning, and teaching clarinet with the hope that it will make your life easier, help you feel connected to others, build your knowledge - which is power, and enable you to get more and more joy out of your own barkystick.
Great teaching, thanks for your expertise and clear communication.
I've lost count of the number of videos I've watched trying to learn this (concert in one week) and they have all left me frustrated, completely unable to smear anything but high B to C. Now after watching this once I can smear everything except G to A, albeit awkwardly. I'm going to keep working on it. Thanks!
Excellent! You can do this!
Thank-you so much, Queen Reed! Appreciate your very clear and helpful (and upbeat) video :)!!
Glad you like it - hope it's helpful!
Fantastic video! Thanks!
I'm gonna try to do this on the tenor
It probably wont work as well since saxes don’t have tone holes they have keys
it’s possible, just a lot harder. also clarinet has special overtones
@@imauz1127yes it is possible I can do it on the tenor sax but not without squeaking a bit. Its really hard
Why can't I find rapdody in blue on swaney whistle?