SING SING SING and the Minor Scale- a free clarinet tutorial!

[@thomassmith5400]

This is so great! Thanks!
More benny goodman's works please!

[@zedonutube]

Awesome theory and playing!

[@SSRT_JubyDuby8742]

That was great, loved it, if you can find the time could you do a lesson (I am aware that it went very high) for us dummies that don't read, even if it is a simplified version, please 🙏
Everything that I know on this instrument I have learnt from you, I bought a buffet crampon, mostly out of memory of my grandfather who was a band leader and clarinet player, amongst many other instruments. I did not even think I could make it sound let alone hold a tune. I really missed out whilst he was alive, he taught me piano but unlike my brother in-law who learnt to play the tenor sax through his tuition I was too young to see it's appeal.
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[@PepitoMegaChocolato]

Thank you ! very helpful

[@kerrybutler5560]

Awesome I wish I could play as good as you

[@BJ-fj6jw]

USEFUL!

[@kevienclarinet]

Thank you so much, Adrian. Great information and playing in the video. I was curious what Reed brand and strength do you use, and what brand is your clarinet? I am looking forward to have a great sound like you. Thanks again! 👍

[@tracyshelton5599]

according to my instructor, unfortunately, clarinetists do no learn by chords, so how can i convert that to notes?

[@thomassmith5400]

2:10
F#7♭9: 2:22 ▷
Diminished arpeggio: 2:40

[@kerrybutler5560]

What is the best way to get to they higher notes