Contemporary Oboe Techniques - A Guide for Composers (Part II)

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  • Опубліковано 15 гру 2024

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  • @Rhythmmical
    @Rhythmmical 8 років тому +7

    Multiphonics: for when you want want to write a piece about dial up internet.
    I came here to see if flutter tonguing was possible on oboe. And I got my answer! Thanks!

    • @123Apollo321
      @123Apollo321 7 років тому

      Comedy gold! I love it - Oboe flutter tongue is very harsh !

  • @JeremiahKlarman
    @JeremiahKlarman 3 роки тому +1

    Thank you for making these!

  • @vasilismouskouris
    @vasilismouskouris 3 роки тому +1

    This series of videos is awsome!!! Thank you very much my dear friend. They have been very helpful for me! I appreciate it!

    • @kangyiflute
      @kangyiflute  3 роки тому

      Glad to help Vasilis! Special thanks to Joost for the demonstration.

  • @andybeschorner6
    @andybeschorner6 4 роки тому +1

    I just found my meanwhile rather torn edition of your book (however must have lost the CD during one of my many movings), where the dynamics and fingerings are all given.

    • @kangyiflute
      @kangyiflute  4 роки тому

      Andy Beschorner Glad you like it! Thanks for your support!

  • @andybeschorner6
    @andybeschorner6 4 роки тому +1

    And another question, if you don't mind: What dynamic range is possible for multiphonics? Mostly on the louder side?

    • @kangyiflute
      @kangyiflute  4 роки тому

      Hello Andy! Yes, to my understanding, multiphonics for oboe (similar to bassoon) is on the mf, f range. Softer dynamics are tougher. Consult your musician would be the best. I am getting Joost to comment on this.

  • @andybeschorner6
    @andybeschorner6 4 роки тому

    Greetings and thanks for the awesome demonstrations. Concerning multiphonics, I just tend to give a base note, describe the fingering (dense, not dense, many naturals, less naturals, etc.) and leave the concrete sound and fingering to player/ensemble/conductor. For the bass clarinet for instance this works well, but here I see that there don't seem to be many choices for the base note? Could you elaborate on that? Thx in advance!

    • @kangyiflute
      @kangyiflute  4 роки тому

      Andy, what you suggest works. In my opinion, getting the multiphonics effect is the goal. I would notate 1-2 prominent notes in the chord, rather than notate every single sound. I am getting Joost to comment on this.

  • @betaniaher
    @betaniaher 6 років тому +2

    Thanks!!!!

    • @kangyiflute
      @kangyiflute  6 років тому +1

      María Betania Hernandez glad to help!

    • @betaniaher
      @betaniaher 6 років тому +1

      I have a doubt, how can I write the sound of the reed?, it's just the reed (with the oboe), I think the make it inhaling through it, I found a german term "einsaugen", but I would like to know if there other way to call it.

    • @kangyiflute
      @kangyiflute  6 років тому

      do you mean inhaling sounds using only the reed? I don't understand your question. Sorry.

    • @betaniaher
      @betaniaher 6 років тому +1

      Is a "noise" with the reed but still on the oboe,
      it looks like a movement of the lips

    • @kangyiflute
      @kangyiflute  6 років тому +1

      I think you can just create your own notation and describe in the performance directions