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@elrondsch Hmmm, odd that people would ban such beauty. Also, weird that anyone could mistake a clarinet for a sax. As an orchestra director and composer, I have always found that vibrato on clarinet was permissible. What was always odd to me was how Europe and the US banned F horn vibrato! I thi...

@zuckstocker What is the point of music, when you think about it? The whole point is entertainment, and the costumes enhance the entire theme.

If that was my baby, there would be no more home for this person to be under arrest in.

@TheDukeofFrabs Dumb ass.

@JizzyYung I'm actually rocking forward and back.

@juzzlookin You must have the ears of a cow's behind, because he's using vibrato, and some of the notes are not, in fact, in tune. On some of them, you'll notice that he "slides" into tune right away because he's using his embouchure and ears, rather than relying on the holes, themselves, like a ...

I now understand Bach's fugues. You really bring out the beauty, and I can't believe you're doing dual tones so well. Wow, just wow.

Beautiful tone. Juilliard for sure!

@charleshood97 This is a professional song. This is good for any child under a senior in high school.

@HIM17 I actually started college when I was 13, but not from any Ivy League schools. I'm not talking "like" anything, except someone who knows English. However, I got my first chemist job with only a bachelor's degree. Lots of kids start early. One of my classmates in mathematics was only nine a...

@monkeychicken24 Furthermore, I was referring to your lack of education in neurology and child development, not in general, for you are eloquent. I apologize for being unclear. Emotions cannot be altered, and biochemistry cannot be changed with anything, let alone by hitting, so it is out of the ...