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Author: Ashley McDougall
Date: 2003-03-31 09:11
Does anybody have a good fingering for a multiphonic on the Eb clarinet which produces G4 and C5 (ie: throat G and the C above)? I have checked every fingering chart I can find. Any help will be appreciated.
Ashley
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Author: donald
Date: 2003-04-01 09:16
kia ora
i know how to do the throat G and B above, i might be able to find a way to do the G and C only i have lent my effer to someone for a couple of weeks.... ummmmm i'll see what i can do (i could work on it for the B flat and then you could see if this transfers....
donald
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Author: ogogli
Date: 2003-04-01 14:14
You'll find one in the book The Cambridge Companion to the Clarinet (ISBN 0-521-47668-2), edited by Colin Lawson. Each chapter of this book was written by a different clarinettist.
Look into chapter 10, "The Contemporary Clarinet" by Roger Heaton.
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Author: Ashley McDougall
Date: 2003-04-02 10:24
Thanks. Maybe I have just had too many rehearsals today, and my brain is not with it, but I can't find the fingering in the Roger Heaton chapter. The closest I can find is for E and C. Is there a later edition of this book with additional fingerings?
Ashley
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Author: ogogli
Date: 2003-04-02 19:25
On my edition (1999), there is a text about multiphonics on page 175 and a chart on page 180 showing 6 note pairs (C/Bb, D/B, D#/C#, E/C, F/G# and F/A). There are also 2 partiture samples on page 181 (Domaines from Pierre Boulez and Raumform from Robert Platz) with the corresponding fingerings.
Reading the text which covers important details about this subject is essential. Another topics of contemporary repertoire are covered, like high notes and microtones. Good luck!
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Author: Alphie
Date: 2003-04-02 20:36
In the work: "The clarinet of the 21st century" by Michael Richards there is one fingering for G4-C5:
AXXX/XXXF
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Discription:
Dynamics: p-mf
Stability: stabil-very stabil
Respons: resistant
Timbre: dull
Haven't had a chance to try it. Good luck!
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