Karl Leister (clarinet) Weber quintet last movement

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Uploaded by on Dec 24, 2006

Mr. Karl Leister plays the last movement of C.M. Weber clarinetquintet with members of BPO (1990) Berliner Philarmonie

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  • Karl Leister is one of the greatests clarinetists ever!!! His sound is so particular....

    Thanks for post.

    Salutes from Brazil

  • I like Karl Leister best of the clarinetists who play classic music.

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  • 優しい(^^♪

    

  • The high notes are very good, the lower notes are rather uninteresting.

  • His tone is musical and tender, but neither is liquid nor has light.

  • Superb!

  • @mjs5155 here his high notes do seem weak but he most definitely has his high notes down now. listen to brahms clarinet trio mv1 by karl leister and listen to his high notes their. They sing beautifully. Especially at around 5:30 or a little past that point. 

  • @fjamama his sound is perfect. music is to enter through your ears and into your soul. his sound enters my ears smoothly and warms my soul (: most clarinetists can sound kinda....obnoxious.

  • @ipmoic he played single lip while he was in the berlin philharmonic. but now he has switched to double lip.

  • @dunedinnz91 what clarinet system you play with? That only works with german system clarinets.

  • he truly is the best clarinetist ever!

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