The neck strap does more than hold up the intrument. It causes more pressure to be concentrated on the mouth and less on the thumb. This forces the player to have a more concentrated sound, but also allows the hands to move more freely.
@porsche911sbs It helps with issues like tendinitis and carpal tunnel. It GREATLY reduces the strain. It might not seem like much but after playing for 10 years without one, all that fine movement has taken its toll. Tendinitis can develop either by fast sever trauma or by a slow gradual buildup.
Plus, most of history's greatest clarinetist spent their entire careers without any neckstrap. Benny Goodman sure didn't use one and I never heard of him complaining about joint pain.
i played this in my first professional orchestral audition. terrifying!!!! If I may make one suggestion... pay attention to the rhythm so it never changes! Your trills are incredible but sometimes the pickups before them were just slightly off (just slightly). You really play this very well!
Yeah, except that the picc's not playing in the third octave, so it's not as bad. Imagine if it was like the picc solo to stars and stripes forever plus Eb clarinet in the same octaves with out tuning. XD
I think it sounds, too friendly. Where are the witches? The devil itself? It must be vicious. But nice sound.
thike7 1 year ago
LOL People get over the neck strap... Your just jelous because you don't have one :P
IrishPotatoSack 1 year ago
An incredible demonstration, thank you!
Whispersvideo 1 year ago
The neck strap does more than hold up the intrument. It causes more pressure to be concentrated on the mouth and less on the thumb. This forces the player to have a more concentrated sound, but also allows the hands to move more freely.
pebblesoffury09 2 years ago
@pebblesoffury09 Shut up.
TheJackabee 1 year ago
@TheJackabee Go lick a left nut
pebblesoffury09 1 year ago
yay now I know what I am supposed to sound like when doing solos :) just gotta pratice now. Thanks :)
HazelBath09 2 years ago
LOL there is no need for a neck strap for an Eb clarinet! haha
VetBoi87 2 years ago 5
He might have been practicing on Bb or A prior to this and might not have bothered to take it off =P
HIkeda126 2 years ago
very good
but do you really need a neckstrap? I mean, those E-flats are like, 12 ounces!
porsche911sbs 2 years ago 25
He's being cautious and takign good care of his instrument.
xHuntedGunzPCGx 2 years ago
@porsche911sbs It helps with issues like tendinitis and carpal tunnel. It GREATLY reduces the strain. It might not seem like much but after playing for 10 years without one, all that fine movement has taken its toll. Tendinitis can develop either by fast sever trauma or by a slow gradual buildup.
pianomancuber91 1 year ago
@porsche911sbs Ya but it kills your thumb to hold it and support it. : )
jojo3luver 10 months ago
@pianomancuber91 @jojo3luver I think a nice thumb pad does just fine.
Plus, most of history's greatest clarinetist spent their entire careers without any neckstrap. Benny Goodman sure didn't use one and I never heard of him complaining about joint pain.
porsche911sbs 10 months ago
C'est "songe d'une nuit de Sabbat"
songe= a sort of dream
nuit= night
Sabbat= sabbath
InuYashaetKagome 3 years ago
You are meant to be a witch. I think the way you play it is a bit too nice to be a witch, but the tuning is very good.
Gandalfgrayhame 3 years ago
i played this in my first professional orchestral audition. terrifying!!!! If I may make one suggestion... pay attention to the rhythm so it never changes! Your trills are incredible but sometimes the pickups before them were just slightly off (just slightly). You really play this very well!
joethemusician 3 years ago
Repeated measure 26-28 was a high C..then at the end on the off beats were all B naturals.
Megsays 3 years ago
Wow - impressive. great control and no overblowwing the register changes.Nice dynamic control in upper register. What was that repeated top note? E?
pratte1975 3 years ago
holy....crap (in a good way)
ViolaClarinetti158 3 years ago 3
Absolutely amazing!!!!
rachelandthecupcakec 3 years ago
what kind of reed do you have to have for the eb clarinet because i was thinking about getting one of them
clarinetguy10 3 years ago
Is that SMART MUSIC you are using?
Flutechito 3 years ago
very interresting I love Eb clarinet !!!!!!!
spyderclar 3 years ago
me too. it's sounds so vivid and bright!
smashbrosfan13 3 years ago
a ton better than when i played it haha
foreignboy221 3 years ago
Very nice! Wonderful!
chibitamanoyume 3 years ago
I have this same part for piccolo. It's an Eb clarinet/piccolo duet in the whole orchestra version.
aznpiccplayer123 3 years ago
ouch
Eb and piccolo duet....
my ears would fall off....and i love piccolo
nickysaxpiccolo 3 years ago 3
Yeah, except that the picc's not playing in the third octave, so it's not as bad. Imagine if it was like the picc solo to stars and stripes forever plus Eb clarinet in the same octaves with out tuning. XD
aznpiccplayer123 3 years ago
Haha, depends on the players. If they can match pitch, it's not bad.
HIkeda126 3 years ago
That was great. Keep playing.
scclarinet2012 3 years ago
Very nice. I remember when I had to learn that section. I was very tricky with all of the grace notes. Good job.
quintron3 3 years ago
Very nice. :D
RandomVendetta 3 years ago