Michel Pilz 1977 - Amazing Jazz Bass Clarinet Solo

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Uploaded by on Apr 11, 2009

Avantgarde Bass Clarinet Solo, excerpt of an old Manfred Schoof Quintet concert. Michel Pilz has dedicated his career exclusively to the mastery of this extraordinary woodwind.
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  • wow what mouthpiece is he usig and what reed??

  • @nazarito97 vandoren b46 with vandoren reeds 2´5

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  • I play bass clarinet, and I don't find this amusing. I find it distasteful. :I

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  • @JonnyYoo647 That's a bummer, this guy can bop

  • @JonnyYoo647 That's weird. I WISH I could play like him.

  • This guy is amazing!!! such talent!!!!!!

  • @stickarena431 you're an idiot haha

  • Muito show

    nunca vi ninguém tocando assim

    muito lindoo esse som!

  • amazing:)

  • That is amazing i'm not that good of a bass clarinet player

  • michel pilz utilise aujourd'hui un bec cristal pomarico tres ouvert 2 etoiles et le vandoren,et joue une selmer,il a un jeu completement hallucinant jouant de la clarinette basse c'est un vrai extase de s que je l'entends...

  • @Spaztronthemusicman He wasn't shooting for beautiful, he was going for that rough jazz tone, which is beauty in itself. His reed is soft to get that gritty sound in the lower register and the squaky upper register. You are right on the fact that it sounds nothing like a tenor, but saying that this is atypical of a bass clarinet..... just listen to jazz. The way many instruments are used in jazz are almost nothing like the roles they hold in a concert band or orchestra.

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