Mastering Tricky Passages
In this livestream, I’d like to help you master the tricky passages you’re working on! Do you have questions about your clarinet playing, fingerings, tricky passages, or musical hurdles you're trying to overcome? Whether it’s a simple query or a complex issue, every question matters, and every solution makes a difference! Join us live for real-time advice and solutions on the passages and pieces that are most relevant to you right now.
Feel free to submit your tricky passage in the forum comments!
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Really looking forward to this - going to be discussing tricky passages from a bunch of our users. Still time to post yours (I'll do as many as possible and if we run out of time I'll set up another similar livestream in a few weeks!).
We have a few new community members: welcome to the community ! If you had a tricky passage you were working on and wanted some help with it I'd love to see it :) (You don't need to be able to attend live although it will help since then you can ask questions in the live chat!)
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Going to be sharing excerpts shared by - with composers Brahms, Schubert, Copland, Bozza, Coleman + Debussy! What a mix! (What a good workout for me, thanks guys 😂) - actually if the six of you had time to let me know if you're able to make it that would help, then I know if you can chat with me a bit! Otherwise I will try to post here after the order in which I discuss everything.
If anyone wants to see the excerpts, they have been shared on last week's Discussion of the Week https://clarinet-community.tonebase.co/moderate/t/83yk5sc/what-tricky-passage-are-you-struggling-with#35ykb0w
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Hi Heather, I wanted to let you know I won’t be able to make it tomorrow but look forward to seeing the recording. My wind quintet is doing an overnight of playing and lobster eating on Peak’s Island tomorrow. 🦞🎶
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Hi Heather - sadly I won't be able to join the Live as I'll be playing at an informal outdoor concert. I look forward to catching up with the recording. At the moment I am working on smoothing the transitions between staccato phrases and more lyrical phrases in Terence Greaves' March en Rondeau. I'd love to hear your thoughts on managing those transitions.
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Hi Heather, thanks for today's livestream. I think it was really helpful to hear your take on the excerpt I submitted, but also being exposed to other people's submission was such a great experience. Thank you so much and I am looking forward to attend the next one.