Скачать с ютуб Clarinet Question Answered - Reeds, Sore Thumb, High Notes, Tonguing and More в хорошем качестве

Clarinet Question Answered - Reeds, Sore Thumb, High Notes, Tonguing and More

Michelle Anderson, founder of Clarinet Mentors (www.learnclarinetnow.com) presents a clarinet lesson from a live broadcast answering clarinet questions.You can see the list and the time line below if you want to jump to a questions that interests you: 3:23 Michelle shares two quick clarinet tips to try yourself 1) 3:40 - Are you using the optimum amount of mouthpiece in your mouth for your best tone? 2) 4:33 Check your clarinet/head angle to improve sound 6:48 What’s your experience with Legere European Reeds, in particular softening up when playing? 7:00 position “against” synthetic reeds 8:06 Mouthpieces that work better with synthetic reeds 9:16 Vocalise mouthpiece 10:15 Reed care 11:09 How to adjust reeds/ligatures 12:05 Can you address thumb/wrist pain issues? A 12:25 - 1) Use a clarinet neck strap - discussion of elastic/rigid straps 2) 13:21 - How to figure out where the optimum height for your thumb rest 14:41 - How to adjust your thumb rest, various cushions, and how it should be adjusted. 16:28 My old Vandoren B45, designed for A442 plays in tune. I am testing some new Vandoren BD5 also tuned for 442 all play much lower 17:21 - What to look for in a mouthpiece - response, tuning etc. How to tune with a barrel 18:30 How do we know it is time to change to a different reed strength? 19:25 - “clues” that your reed might be too soft 20:40 try this see if you need a stronger reed to move to another size - different reeds have different sizes (ex. Vandoren V12 3 - 3.5 is a big jump. but Vandoren V21 3.5 is like a V12 3.25. 22:59 - how to break in and test new reeds out of the box 23:26 How can we tell if the Legere reed needs to be replaced? 23:55 - rotate reeds 24:00 After many years of certain notes working well, my C/D suddenly squeak/don’t work well. Check for leaks if it is only a few notes 24:58 Where is the tip of the reed? 25:18 Tips for starting again after years away from the clarinet? 25:30 - Have a focus on good habits 26:33 How do we take care of reeds? Lipstick? 26:51 - For cane reeds - break them in gradually - Michelle plays a new reed for 10 minutes the first day, then 25 minutes day two, then 45 day 3. Some people completely soak them for a long time before playing. -Other ways to clean them suggested… 27:45 - Have a good reed case 28:17 - Lipstick? You can clean reeds - also find indestructible lipstick 28:45 How frequently should we oil our clarinets?    • Clarinet Care Tools   - how to oil clarinets 29:18 - Does your wooden clarinet needs oiling? 29:55 I have problems getting high notes to come out with good tone and no squeaking. Any pointers? 30:20 - How unnecessary tension creates trouble - squeaking is usually “biting” 30:56 - A great tool to try that can help you diagnose embouchure or air problems 32:11 - reference to Better Clarinet Tone - free courses at www.5daybetterclarinet.com and www.betterclarinettone.com 32:38 Eb clarinet - the higher we go, the more it squeaks 33:13 What’s the difference between a trill and a flutter? 3:38 Growls and flutters 33:50 Kooiman Thumb rest - Any experience with this? Does it remove weight from the thumb? 34:30 Recommended ligature for synthetic reeds? - Michelle recommends one that will hold them firmly. An extra mouthpiece patch can help. 35:05 I have a vintage Kaspar mouthpiece. Will the Legere work? 35:16 What notes do I use for trills? Discussion of fingerings for trills, ex A-B using side trill keys 36:02 Where exactly should my tongue hit the reed when I tongue? 36:27 Kornel Wolak https://kornelwolak.com/shop/articula... 37:06 - Exercise to determine where YOU should put YOUR tongue 37:56 How do you deal with tuning irregularities on a C clarinet? 39:06 How to you make a growl on clarinet? 39:33 What happens when you play one altissimo note which works, and the next one just doesn’t come out. 40:23 Some of my notes are fuzzy especially when I am playing loudly 40:40 - how we should imagine our airstream 41:29 - Voicing - 42:23 - Demonstration of how you should practise voicing 46:20 Any exercises to train our tongue to stay higher? 46:41 - Exercise using a tuner to train better voicing 47:48 Any ideas on how I can reduce the “over-tonguing” as my tonguing on the reed is too heavy 48:23 Create an exercise to focus on one thing only - ex. Open G with a very gentle light tongue - disrupt our brain patterns - use whisper technic 49:35 If you want more of a dixie/New Orleans tone, how do we do that? - answer - voicing is a factor - we bend pitch by opening up our mouth, throat - gear can help 50:28 How to you prevent a hissing sound in the G - to Bb - Resonator Fingers here:    • Clarinet Lesson: How to improve your ...   50:52 How do we tongue altissimo notes? 51:19 Common tonguing bad habit - “huffing” our breath 52:20 Free training : https://members.clarinetmastery.com/5...