Video Clarinet Lesson: "Laughing" effect www.mLessons.co.uk
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Greets from Russia.
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@ChristianOrtega123 ikr
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-_- This is similar to the horrible sound I was making when I first started clarinet. My dog is never gonna be able to hear again...
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That's cool but I can't do that on mine ha
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I love russians lol
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I couldn't here that mouthpiece number. I have a VD B46 and a 2RV (5RV), Are these OK or what was it you are using ?
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россия
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is that a Buffet 12?
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what is the name of that klezmer song?
JazzYugioh1022 11 months ago
@JazzYugioh1022 Khosn Kale Mazltov. I have a video tutorial for this tune. Check the video description.
oliverlapidus 11 months ago
Hey Oleg,
I recorded many CDs playing Klezmer Music using a Vandoren Austrian lay mouthpiece. This is a very closed and profoundly classical mouthpiece. I used a #4 Austrian cut reed on it and could make all the "laughing" and other ornaments that I wanted to.
It's not about the mouthpiece it's about what you do on it.
merlinmichaeshepherd 1 year ago
@merlinmichaeshepherd Of course you can produce "laughing" effect on closed classical mouthpiece but it is more difficult because it doesn't give you much freedom of bending the notes. The more opened the mouthpiece and the softer the reed the more bending you can produce. Thats why armenian, greek, turkish folk clarinetists use very soft reeds and opened mouthpieces. Thanks for comment, Merlin!))
oliverlapidus 1 year ago
I tried, will it work with with a 6 jody jazz alto sax mouthpiece, on a student selmer?
RainbowSaxgirl 2 years ago
It depends on the model of the mouthpiece. Laughing effect will be possible if the mouthpiece is designed for jazz music. It is more difficult to bend the notes and achieve the laughing effect on the classical mouthpieces.
oliverlapidus 2 years ago