C.M. von Weber Concert N.2 for Clarinet Movt.1 (2007)

[jhrodriguez1991]

Sorry man it sounded to short for my taste in the beg.

[dougo1178]

very good...odd intonation issue.

[jessepiano91]

wonderfull

[faxelok17]

where is reverb?????

[shabtulation]

im currently playing this for my all state solo entry and its very diffucult to match such a full sound and clear articulation. I'm only a freshmen in highschool and hearing this piece makes me inspired to finish off the last page of movement one and make nationals...

[alex1potiguar]

Maravilhoso Samuel, você é grande clarinetista.

abraços

[GlauberCesarMacedo]

Nao consigo acha essa part snif snif

[L8Rdudesanddudettes]

wow! i really hope i get that good some day

[Klarinette3000]

bravo :o)

[trouble292]

@xHuntedGunzPCGx Of course it's from other movements/concertos. The same guy wrote it. Typically composers write some of the same things in their music, almost like their signature. Even John Williams, and other more modern composers do this. :)

[natfuckmother]

well i like his tone, its sweet and clear. and he has very nice articulation :)

[xHuntedGunzPCGx]

3:43 the C, D, Eb part is the same from concertino!

[xHuntedGunzPCGx]

4:56-5:01 that is in the third movement.....lol...but of course many of passages in this can be found throughout the piece..

[padsax1]

tuning note on oboe. Fired, 1st coffee break.

[coolma41]

the room has no reverb...:/

this would be sooooo much better if the room were a bit more live

[xHuntedGunzPCGx]

@rajidae It's a bit on the thin side...

[dilsolamorim]

prabéns muita tésnica e dinamica muito lindo mesmo.............apesar do meu estilo ser mpb na clarineta mas esse clássico está lindo

[wubsanlodlasorusubvo]

Maravilhosa orquestra, esse clarinete então!  Tremendamente bem tocado. Parabens.

[theman9126]

he's already played it memorized once i think that shows enough lol.....

[Ballentinnes]

Muito bom! Gratulon!

Elma

[TrabalRipoll]

Excellent performance. Congratulations.

[Andreus1992]

ótima orquestra !! clarinetista muito bom

som excelente essa orquestra só podia ser Brasielira !!!rs.. Bravo !!!

[Lui191]

bravo

[HappyYOOGS]

wow I love it!

[j3ss070]

i am playing this for an honors band audition. you go play it for a while, then comment this and say he needs to memorize it. heh. good performance.

[Blackthorne369]

At the beginning of the last 16th? note runs, there were maybe two small floofy moments.Everyone knows what a 'floofy' is right?- Beyond that, it was wonderful. Rankfrankkrank is correct, this should have been memorized but this was a rather complicated piece. Fabulously done. Truly

[JiangxenPeter]

Playing from memory is not necessarily a prerequisite of great performance but it does get you more INTO the music, as you're "outputting" 100% rather than inputting (read) & outputting simultaneously. It places slightly more cognitive demands on you to play with music when you know it from memory, but at the same time gives you security of avoiding mindblocks during performances. I guess it's what you're comfortable with. But showmanship demands that you play from memory.

[superkiller2009]

nice

[xoErin21]

I have no respect for dumb people that comment negative things on a video like this one. I would assume you are an overweight smelly man who sits at your computer all day placing judgment on others videos to put them down.

1)This video is camera quality, obviously you arent going to hear the perfect tuning as you would in say, the live performance.

2) Clarinet is central. Ignore the orchestra you idiots!

3) Please post a video of yourself playing better then him, because you know you cant.

[gufok]

unfortunately, people are able to say what they want...

[rankfrankrank]

He should have had this memorized, but overall good performance.

[houtblazer]

I think he needs some more sonorite

[natfuckmother]

@houtblazer sonorite?

[Manwizzle7]

The first violins are very out of tune in the first two tutti sections, and the soloist is a tad flat when he gets louder, and its noticeable, but the technique is flawless!

Bravissimo.

[kcaj48]

why are the cornet all the way in the back?

[ladyanadelia]

Cornet are put in the back in most orchestras so that the can produce more dynamics and not cover up the string players or the soloist.

[fernandotbn2]

Bravo professor!!!! Muito legal mesmo!

[JORGECOQUIMBO]

bueno el video..solo que por mi parte le hubiera captado el sonido del clarinete con algo de reverb natural...para darle un sonido mas calido...

[pablosaxo]

reverb?? nooo señor, esto es música clásica, el reverb ya está en el lugar, nada de efectos ni reverbs