the twiddliest clarinet solo

Performed by: WDR Klassik

faq:
Q: how are you related to jacob collier? / A: i'm not, we just have the same last name
Q: how do you transcribe? / A: i use musescore for notation and 'Transcribe!' for beat marking, slowing down etc
Q: do you have perfect pitch? / A: no
Q: why are some videos not transcribed by you? / A: sometimes other people submit transcriptions, most are commissioned from others who can do a better job than i can. i want to make sure you see the best transcriptions possible!

[GeorgeCollier]

guys help i've run out of superlatives

[johannesbolmvall]

This is just inherently happy music. Nothing complicated, just making me feel absolutely delighted.

[griffindrucker]

As a clarinetist that plays both jazz and wind band music, I’m in absolute awe as to how effortless this guy is making the solo sound! It’s so smooth, it sounds so relaxed!! And those glisses and bends don’t stand out too much, they’re heard enough, but they don’t kill the vibe, I love it!!!

[Vivi-Mage]

Gotta love seeing more clarinet content! And although I have no idea what twiddliest is supposed to mean, it absolutely feels like the perfect word to describe that solo

[joeyouyang]

to avoid seasonal depression:
- use a happy lamp
- play *this song*

[Rollerblade]

I'm a clarinet player, and the way he plays it is so effortlessly and calm its absolutly wild.

[TinyFord]

I went to the cinema with my wife and it was literally just the two of us watching La La Land. When someone in the crowd started I thought I was gonna hate the movie, you don’t jump on cars… Well after the 7th time we watched the film the other dauly this song remains my favourite choreographed piece in the whole movie. Just brilliant

[hugoboncar]

It's from the La La Land movie. The movie is a masterpiece with such great music. Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone are fabulous and the songs they sing are good. I definitely recommend you take a look at this film.

[nicholasz]

This is German clarinetist Andy Miles-- he has a YouTube channel under the name "World of Clarinet"!

[joramroder]

the German orchestras bang. Be sure to check out besides the WDR Klassik, the NDR orchestras and the hr frankfurt philharmoniker. These are my top 3. teh Frankfurt orchestra my personal favourite

[CharlesB]

This is an absolute bop. I could just put this on repeat while walking through the park on an autumn afternoon and it would just make my day.

[musicaspiringto]

As all clarinet solos, I can confirm that this one is the twiddliest of us all

[koobine]

the solo sounds exactly how i imagined from reading the title

[quirkytitle]

Yes! I've always been a fan of the original video form how much finesse the clarinet has and it's pretty cool to see you transcribe it

[CammyBot]

everytime i open youtube i see this on my front page and everytime i rewatch this because oh my god i cant get enough; i play clarinet and im just awestruck by this mans talent, it sounds perfect

[ombrezz]

"Some woodwind goes wild"
love it

[austinohlrich]

George walks down the street happily humming his favorite tune.
He waves to the neighborhood market owner who always tosses him an apple as he walks by.
"Mashata!" Shouts the store owner.
"Mashata!" George delightfuly shouts back not fully knowing what it means but always happy to reply.
George continues..

[nicholasz]

Damn, I think this style sounds better on German system clarinets now

[Narcolepti]

George wasn't lying, that clarinet can twiddle

[orlandoscalia]

That's the most fun a German system clarinet has ever had.