Does anyone have tips for the fast scales at 7:39 and 8:39? I've tried increasing speed gradually but my fingers always seem to "lock up" at higher speeds.
Mihir Manna I had the same problem too, I started getting the notes at 75% of the speed at 7:39 by doing the notes one at a time, I don’t if it’ll help but it sort of worked for me
Try dividing in groups for example you can take in groups of 4 at slow speed and then faster and when you have the forth of them at real speed you can join them together and also if you make them irregular make shure to check the metronom
You can single tongue it. Pull your tongue away from your bottom lip and let it rest in the middle of your mouth. Make sure you have a looser middle of your mouth and really firm corners. Speeds up your tonguing by a hell of a lot. Hope this helps!
Small mistake around 212, but otherwise very nice rendition. Loved the tone at the slow part, and the trills were on point! Not a hard solo, if anything just a brute force fast one with a bunch of arpeggios :)
Goku17yen this reduction for clarinet and fortepiano is wonderful! Carl Maria von Weber is the best composer ever for clarinet, with the possible exception of Mozart. And Weber, as music's first true Romantic, infuses every passage with bel canto clarity which would be the envy of Bellini or Rossini.
![Weber - Concertino, Op.26 for Clarinet and Orchestra: Piano Accompaniment [Slow]](/img/n.gif)
I have to play this for my first college recital on December 8th... wish me luckkkk
Como te fue?
what 😮 im learning this as a freshman in high school
@@lilliangracee9617 same I jus started it like a week half ago where about u at in it rn
@@FNBRVolts i’m about 1/3 of the way 😭😭 still lots more
@@lilliangracee9617 I just finished up to measure 90
Its hard to believe someone played this like...... My god
I’m learning it right now
@@aidan4473 me too!
well, at least the staccato is there
I played this my senior year of high school.
Bro i have to play this in 8th (not school) 💀
Does anyone have tips for the fast scales at 7:39 and 8:39? I've tried increasing speed gradually but my fingers always seem to "lock up" at higher speeds.
Mihir Manna I had the same problem too, I started getting the notes at 75% of the speed at 7:39 by doing the notes one at a time, I don’t if it’ll help but it sort of worked for me
Try dividing in groups for example you can take in groups of 4 at slow speed and then faster and when you have the forth of them at real speed you can join them together and also if you make them irregular make shure to check the metronom
Always start at half tempo and keep it there for 3 days before gradually speeding up. Hope it helps
2:09 Andante (OCB solo start)
0:30
4:11
both college audition parts for me in february wish me luck.🙏🏾
finally I found Jal`s music from skins
Starts 0:32
2nd pg: 2:47
Very fun song to play. A few of my favorite parts are 4:12, 7:20 and 8:24 but it's a beautiful piece.
7:20 is my fav
6:51 there was a 🐦 which amazed the piece
I need to learn double tonguing before I learn this
You can single tongue it. Pull your tongue away from your bottom lip and let it rest in the middle of your mouth. Make sure you have a looser middle of your mouth and really firm corners. Speeds up your tonguing by a hell of a lot. Hope this helps!
George Baker thanks!
What's double tonguing? I'm having a little trouble with the fast pizzicatos and a new technique might help
Not really honestly, just fast single tonguing can get you through this.
0:32 2:08 2:53
Bien
I Am ITALY and i Play this for the exam
Che esame ?
Who is the clarinetist? Amazing performance.
🌸
0:30 2:50
3:19 (( 4:08 ))) 5:14
7:16. 7:46
7:35 8:20
Valeu. 😆
Bro my teacher just gave this to me and rabaud and I m in 8th grade. Time to practice :^)
I hope it goes well
Planning on using this for my grade 5 solo for my junior year
@@lasagnababy7667 nice!
same! though I got this in the summer before 8th grade
Nice playing, a little inconsistent on the temp (rushing) but overall good
Small mistake around 212, but otherwise very nice rendition. Loved the tone at the slow part, and the trills were on point! Not a hard solo, if anything just a brute force fast one with a bunch of arpeggios :)
Goku17yen this reduction for clarinet and fortepiano is wonderful!
Carl Maria von Weber is the best composer ever for clarinet, with the possible exception of Mozart. And Weber, as music's first true Romantic, infuses every passage with bel canto clarity which would be the envy of Bellini or Rossini.
7:02
7:20
0:33
00:33
2:53
3:20
4:11
0:31 2:52 8:24
7:19
6:57
3:20
8:23
2:54
8:36