Clarinet resonance fingerings - your secret weapon for a great tone! FREE PDF INCLUDED

Clarinet resonance fingers are something that all clarinetists can use no matter where they are in their clarinet journey. Crossing the break with ease, trying to play the clarinet in tune, and creating a more beautiful sound in the throat tones are all things that come

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[samsinite]

Which Behn mouthpiece are you playing on and what do you think about it?

[uyfnoqb]

I love you daddy and you are the best clarinet player In the world

[paulgentile]

great lesson.. PS..i. see my subway stop on the map behind you 😂

[roccoliuzzi]

A couple of months ago I picked up my old free clarinet I was noodling on thirty years ago. It had serious issues, the repair people said not worth it. I got a new Buffet E11 and am enjoying it, making a little progress each day. You're my main man for instruction. Thanks.

[PeterJaquesMusic]

thanks for the info, very interesting! i was just looking for the Tuning video you mentioned in this one, and i can't find it. Neither in the description, nor on your channel's page. Could you link it or provide the title please? thanks!

[roccoliuzzi]

I got a laugh out of "cool kids", I'm 70. Over the years, I've self-taught myself to play recorder, accordion, and piano (badly). I love to play, do it every day. I have a friend who plays jazz piano, I'd like to play popular tunes with him, "The Shadow of Your Smile" etc. I've run into a lot of music (and instrument) snobs. I'm glad you're not one.