Maestro Sérgio, es realmente un regalo de majestuosidad lo que ud. nos brinda, es un regocijo total y me incentiva tanto que desde ya uno empieza a practicar alegremente. Un abrazo fuerte desde Lima¬Perú.
Das Stück erinnert mich jedesmal an meine erste Klarinettenlehrerin, denn wir haben das Concertino oft zusammen gespielt. Besonders beim Adagio ma non troppo überfällt mich eine gewisse Traurigkeit. Ich hoffe sehr, dass es ihr gut geht. Sie war eine großartige Lehrerin, die meine Liebe zur Klarinette geweckt hat und ein ganz besonderer Mensch.
Brilliant! Bravissimo! This is how I could only dream of playing it (even though I won a city-wide competition playing this piece -- a long time ago!). Does anybody know what clarinet model Mr. Pires was using in this performance? Also the mouthpiece and the ligature? Thanks very much in advance to anybody who can provide this information.
@@sergiopires1786 Thank you so much for getting back to me. By the way, if you have a recorded performance of Weber's 2nd Concerto, I would love to watch you work your magic! All the best!
@@sergiopires1786 You would be stellar at it! Wishing you the best of success -- and hopefully you will tour the United States some day, including San Francisco!
I heard this one a few years ago performed by Steven Silverstein "The Great" with orchestra...You know the man who invented your ligature. He understood that the work is a "theme and variations" and performed it like that. Go back over it with this one idea in mind and perhaps it will then sound like "von Weber".
dude...I am soooooo sick of the stoltzman impersonators ....it hurts this already mediocre performance...you wanna dance? take up dancing lessons and loose the clarinet....sorry....the truth hurts....i only say this cuz I did the same thing when I was in high school/college and I know better now
I'm sure Carl Maria von Weber would have been delighted with this performance.
Thank you!!
I love your sound, you have a great and clean stacatto. You are an inspiration to me😊
Rúben Fonseca obrigado Ruben! Fico contente ! :)) cumprimentos!
Superlative performance! Bravo. John Kinsey
Maestro Sérgio, es realmente un regalo de majestuosidad lo que ud. nos brinda, es un regocijo total y me incentiva tanto que desde ya uno empieza a practicar alegremente. Un abrazo fuerte desde Lima¬Perú.
Muchas gracias!!!
Bravíssimo!! Saúde, paz e sucesso sempre!! 👏👏👏
I've made a playlist of you 2 years ago, and listening your music day by day. I'm a big fan of you. I'm a amateur clarinet player, and making MV.
Very nice! Always a favorite of mine to play to show people Weber's limitless charm. Thank you for sharing.
thank you so much!!
i've watched this video more than 10 times,your sound is very loud and clean,that's amazing!!!!hope one day I can make my sound just like yours!
absolutely beautiful!!!!
Amazing tounging and articulations and also your sound is so audible, Bravo 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
The conductor looked so happy :)
hopefully he was :D
Incredible, prolly the favorite way I’ve heard it played.
thank you, glad you liked!
Amazing! Bravo
Thank you!!
Das Stück erinnert mich jedesmal an meine erste Klarinettenlehrerin, denn wir haben das Concertino oft zusammen gespielt. Besonders beim Adagio ma non troppo überfällt mich eine gewisse Traurigkeit. Ich hoffe sehr, dass es ihr gut geht. Sie war eine großartige Lehrerin, die meine Liebe zur Klarinette geweckt hat und ein ganz besonderer Mensch.
This is very very well done. Beautiful stacatto, and dynamics on those sixteenth runs!
Thank you, glad you liked :)
Стаккато и перманентное дыхание,темп-мое почтение!!!!
Stacatto lovely. Great colour in the tone.
Thanks!
Браво👏
Bravo! Lindo som, articulação clara e precisa!
Obrigado!!
just played this for a competition. this is incredible!
thank you!!!
Damn that circular breathing was so clean
Beautiful intonation and articulations, Bravo.. !!
Sawyer Lien thank you!!
BRAVO!!AWESOME~~~^
Beautiful tone and phrasing. 👏👏👏
Glad you like it!
Wonderful
Thank you!
Fortíssimo! Bravo!
Best recording I’ve found Nice
Thank you!!
Woow que buen sonido Bravo👏👏👏
El barto Simpson muchas gracias !!!
Beautiful ❤
Bravo 🎉🎉
Grande Sergio
You have one of the most amazing sounds I,ever heard ,no wonder we don,t hear to much anymore of Martin Frost.
Joe Oliveira that’s so kind! Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed it !
Ampla, bela sonoridade!
obrigado!
Very good. Muitíssimo bom.
obrigado!
Great musician
Thank you!
Fantastico!
OMG THAT WAS SO GOOD! WHAT MOUTHPIECE?
One of the best interpretations I've ever heard!
É um presente para os ouvidos!
Obrigado por isso👏🏻
Incrível! és uma inspiração para mim!
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Wonderful. Make. Up. Segrio. And. Bravo!
Tonguing and articulation is on point bro!!!
Thank you!!! glad you liked :)
☝🏽😎
Uff me encanto como tocaste... Estoy practicando esta pieza pero se me complica el staccato 😔😔, eres una inspiración!
mucha suerte y forza!!! :) abrazo
Around 5:00 the Timpani changes pitch terribly, otherwise amazing performance, your tone is incredible!!!
Good 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻I also played this piece
Impresionante sonido, cada vez que lo escucho me impresiono más y más!! Maestro que boquilla y barrilete esta usted usando para tocar esta pieza?
Hola!! Gracias por tu mensaje!! :)
Boquilla licostini A1, barrilete François Benda :)
@@sergiopires1786 muchísimas felicitaciones por el maravilloso sonido que tienes, y muchas gracias por el dato!!
Brilliant! Bravissimo! This is how I could only dream of playing it (even though I won a city-wide competition playing this piece -- a long time ago!). Does anybody know what clarinet model Mr. Pires was using in this performance? Also the mouthpiece and the ligature? Thanks very much in advance to anybody who can provide this information.
Hi! Thank you for your message!!
I’m using a Selmer Recital, with an A1 model mouthpiece from Licostini, with a Cryo4 Ligature :)
@@sergiopires1786 Thank you so much for getting back to me. By the way, if you have a recorded performance of Weber's 2nd Concerto, I would love to watch you work your magic! All the best!
@@mustexist7542 never did one! Perhaps one day!
@@sergiopires1786 You would be stellar at it! Wishing you the best of success -- and hopefully you will tour the United States some day, including San Francisco!
First chair Violinist has buns of steel. Omg. Every day is Leg day leading the string section.
good tongue！
thank you!
I heard this one a few years ago performed by Steven Silverstein "The Great" with orchestra...You know the man who invented your ligature. He understood that the work is a "theme and variations" and performed it like that. Go back over it with this one idea in mind and perhaps it will then sound like "von Weber".
playing this in 7th grade, wish me luck!
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@@emjay2045 I DID REALLY WELL YEAHAHAHHAHAHA
@@chessisgreatd8802 a month late but WELL DONE WHOOOOOO!
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Well. Done. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💐🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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Bravos !
Obrigado Wilfried!
You are playing it so good I almost hate you :-) LOL
what clarinet is it? i love your sound! Great job
thank you :) I play on a Selmer Recital
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What kind of reeds are you using?
Hi! This recording V12 Vandoren n3
@@sergiopires1786 Thank you very much for your answer :-) can I ask you what you think about the "profile 88" mouthpiece of Vandoren?
dude...I am soooooo sick of the stoltzman impersonators ....it hurts this already mediocre performance...you wanna dance? take up dancing lessons and loose the clarinet....sorry....the truth hurts....i only say this cuz I did the same thing when I was in high school/college and I know better now
You wish you could play 1 tenth as goog as this. You and your 3 subscribers.