Clarinet vs Saxophone embouchures

Comarision of Clarinet vs Saxophone embouchures by Allegra Smith, clarinet and Rebecca Morris, saxophone. Pedagogy project - Woodwind Pedagogy, Dr. Yoshi Ishikawa, University of Colorado at Boulder, College of Music.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Saxophone
• clarinet
• embouchure
• woodwind
• pedagogy

[jennie2905]

yeah, they really similar, i play both :D

[Eliterule213]

3:45 thats what she said.

[mcfp95]

the saxo was inspirated in clarinet

[199bmx]

Why would a sax player want to switch to a clarinet, the sax is amazing and i would never want to switch

[pascal62]

what is she munching from 0:00 to 0:02?? LOL

[bromixsr]

The two greatest jazz instruments. The sax exudes sexiness, the clarinet, intelligence. I'm just glad I play both.

[rockzhou15]

3:45 that's what she said

[webkinzproductionz22]

Go Clarinet!

[skate91699]

That is soo not the clarinets embouchures

[kkaleankless]

The hardest thing for me about clarinet is just knowing the names of the notes associated with the tone holes. Since it's built around 12 notes rather than 8, I don't know what notes go where, but that is easily remedied with the internets array of fingering charts.

[kkaleankless]

@deardotzilla but even after the 2 1/2 octaves on a sax, you could just keep on voicing it up until you couldn't hear it anymore. Clarinet is harder to play due to the squeaks, but saxophone is way harder to be a professional / accomplished player.