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Author: dtiegs
Date: 2011-12-21 13:35
As a young musician, I often am awed by videos on the internet showcasing other clarinetists abilities. I understand that to get better, I have to listen, just as a child will have to observe an adult walk before they themselves walk.
I want to be exposed to the real deal. I do not plan on being a major performing artist, I think I have a fat chance becoming one. I only plan on playing music as a hobby, something that I am able to relieve my stress from my future occupation.
Are there any particular artists, with albums, that you find to be exemplary examples?
DTiegs
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Author: Clarinetero
Date: 2011-12-27 05:34
You should start by listening to the most famous clarinettist out there:
-Ricardo Morales
-Sabine Meyer
-Charles Neidich
-Karl Leister
-Stanley Drucker
-Julian Bliss
-Ernst Ottensamer
There are many other which I didn't mentioned.
Another thing you can do is to listen to orchestral music. If you find and orchestra that you like and you like the clarinettist you can search for his/her name and check if you find some solo work you can listen to.
I hope this is of some help; and please excuse my bad english.
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Author: Pastor Rob
Date: 2011-12-27 10:54
I can listen to Emma Johnson for hours.
Pastor Rob Oetman
Leblanc LL (today)
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