Selected Clarinet, Cello and Piano Trios: Unknown or
... The clarinet, violoncello, and piano trio, as an important and viable chamber music genre deserves more exposure and prominence. We can all name at least one performing piano trio (e.g., Beaux Arts) but could we name a clarinet trio counterpart? While many people are familiar with the Ludwig van Bee ...
... The clarinet, violoncello, and piano trio, as an important and viable chamber music genre deserves more exposure and prominence. We can all name at least one performing piano trio (e.g., Beaux Arts) but could we name a clarinet trio counterpart? While many people are familiar with the Ludwig van Bee ...
On the Slow Movement of Brahms`s F-Minor Clarinet Sonata
... As the culmination of his clarinet “project”—those pieces Brahms wrote after the ...
... As the culmination of his clarinet “project”—those pieces Brahms wrote after the ...
About the Program
... emotional power during the lento of the second movement. The delicate hairpins, extralarge skips, and pianissimo dynamic in the lowest range are defining attributes of the instrument and ones that only a great clarinetist can perform well. It is also of note that these defining attributes would have ...
... emotional power during the lento of the second movement. The delicate hairpins, extralarge skips, and pianissimo dynamic in the lowest range are defining attributes of the instrument and ones that only a great clarinetist can perform well. It is also of note that these defining attributes would have ...
The Bohlen-Pierce Clarinet An Introduction to Acoustics and Playing
... likes to discover the instrument's soft-sounding multiphonics. In the whole, the BohlenPierce soprano clarinet is of the same length as a b♭ clarinet with a sounding d (notated e) as the bottom note. Compared to a b♭ clarinet, it has a considerably shorter upper joint and accordingly a longer lower ...
... likes to discover the instrument's soft-sounding multiphonics. In the whole, the BohlenPierce soprano clarinet is of the same length as a b♭ clarinet with a sounding d (notated e) as the bottom note. Compared to a b♭ clarinet, it has a considerably shorter upper joint and accordingly a longer lower ...
Clarinet Warm-Up
... throughout the range. Do this to make certain that every note on the clarinet is performed in a long tone fashion every day. I used fifths and twelfths for many years, but found this to be superior as I was forced to listen to each note daily. Notes that had inferior sound quality or were not in tun ...
... throughout the range. Do this to make certain that every note on the clarinet is performed in a long tone fashion every day. I used fifths and twelfths for many years, but found this to be superior as I was forced to listen to each note daily. Notes that had inferior sound quality or were not in tun ...
Woodwind instruments - Bellefonte Area School District
... for six extra fingers. The pads on a clarinet to this point had been made of felt. Muller’s pads were made of wool and covered with gut or leather. They did not fall off as easily and were more waterproof. Hyacinthe Klose and Auguste Buffet adapted the Theobold Boehm (flute) fingering system to the ...
... for six extra fingers. The pads on a clarinet to this point had been made of felt. Muller’s pads were made of wool and covered with gut or leather. They did not fall off as easily and were more waterproof. Hyacinthe Klose and Auguste Buffet adapted the Theobold Boehm (flute) fingering system to the ...
Clefs - Eureka High School Bands
... 5. C - Common time (4/4) 6. Chromatic Scale - A scale of half steps 7. Crescendo - Gradually get louder 8. D.C. – da capo, go back to the beginning 9. D.S. al Fine – dal segno, back to the sign 10. Decrescendo - Gradually get softer 11. Dynamics - The volume of music 12. Fermata - Hold until the cut ...
... 5. C - Common time (4/4) 6. Chromatic Scale - A scale of half steps 7. Crescendo - Gradually get louder 8. D.C. – da capo, go back to the beginning 9. D.S. al Fine – dal segno, back to the sign 10. Decrescendo - Gradually get softer 11. Dynamics - The volume of music 12. Fermata - Hold until the cut ...
Bass clarinet
The bass clarinet is a musical instrument of the clarinet family. Like the more common soprano B♭ clarinet, it is usually pitched in B♭ (meaning it is a transposing instrument on which a written C sounds as B♭), but it plays notes an octave below the soprano B♭ clarinet. Bass clarinets in other keys, notably C and A, also exist, but are very rare (in contrast to the regular A clarinet, which is quite common in classical music). Bass clarinets regularly perform in orchestras, wind ensembles/concert bands, occasionally in marching bands, and play an occasional solo role in contemporary music and jazz in particular.Someone who plays a bass clarinet is called a bass clarinetist.