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Thanks so much. Going to give this a go! I remember my teacher at school putting Rhapsody in Blue in front of me and hoping that I could just do it (I was very good in those days!) but without the guidance I wasn't able to work it out. Thank you 🎉❤

What kind of clarinet do you play? It sounds amazing

What is this music name? Please, i very like Romanian music.

👏Bravo, Robin - very expressive!

Isn't Klezmer traditionally played on a German/Alberti system instrument? Indeed, do many leading Klezmer players use the Bb Boehm system?

i really appreciate your clear explanation of this music. Thanks much.

Go Robin!

Hi. Great lesson. I'm adapting it to alto saxophone...Is there any way to download / print these melodies? [I started copying them.]

How do you get that glossiness of tone quality?

Harold was a great teacher and human being. His approach to music, which stressed something he termed "never taking the was way out," is a way of studying that I think about to this day. My studies in tonal harmony and counterpoint with him are memories I will always cherish: the old house in Brooklyn, the ancient (but in tune) piano in the music room, and his approach to music that made you grasp a musical zeitgeist that was something akin to what the talmud must be for rabbinical scholars (who can forget his introduction to the Tristan Chord, twinkle in the eye). He had a real ability to convey to a student that great music is an equation of the human will and hard work plus the blood, sweat, and tears of many gifted musicians through the centuries. His connection to Berg and Schoenberg was intense and I always imagined that somehow his teacher, Josef Schmid, had passed this on to him through personal knowledge of their methods.

Isso é a coisa mais fantástica q descobri esse ano

Hi! What is the song/piece in the intro? It was so cool!!

Very nice ❤

Good advice. Last movement of Sibelius Fifth gives me goose bumps. I’ll listen to that when anxiety rears its ugly head.

This is gypsy music my grandparents had this album I grew up with this music I love it this is our music the gypsies

Oh my gosh, you break my mind, thank you so much for your tutorials, I really love and appreciate so much.

Nota dez profesdora.

Nota dez professora.

Nota dez mestra.

Nota dez professora.

Nota dez professora.

Nota dez mestra.

This is beautiful, as was your playing and singing last night. It was he most moving part of the experience in Franklin--although the rest was great--your the duet and playing was the icing on the cake.

This is really amazing

Wow bravo

Nice teaching

I squeak a lot while trying this, any tips?

Hello. You're impressive!! I didn't find the music " column Mika" ... it's that?? Thanks

the difficulty for me is to stay on the G because i switch to the E hight but your explanation is a great gift ! thanks you 😉☀🌈

Moltes gràcies, Robin 😘

I have heard the clarinettists sliding across the break!

Nice.

How to get the pentatonic scale into mishaberach

Your videos are great, i just startet to learn to play the clarinet and i love your style of teaching 😊

What is the tune called

Oh my! Thank you

Very enjoy your teaching, thanks.

beautiful

Great Robin 👏👏👏👏👏👍🏼 thanks

❤Just took this lesson a few times in front of the newly tuned 1949 Acrosonic in the St. Thomas Synagogue USVI. I owe you a text . Rob in 🇻🇮✡️🌽🆒

Im 12 and i already know these 😂

I love this. Wish i still had your dads jazz cd to hear

That was so beautiful

Que sistema es ese? El Boehm? Por que tienes una llave en el re/sol?

Gracias Mtra por sus muy apreciables enseñanzas

Very helpful, but how you get the sound? I’m used to play classic clarinet

Many thanks!

Beautiful