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Thanks so much for making this . I'm a composer and was excited by Sciarrino's crazy piano music and violin scores many years ago . Best thing is what I can seal and earn from his advanced techniques . Now that I've seen your explanations I can confidently start investigating more wind techniques .

This template is pretty awesome! I can't wait to dive in ❤

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Thanks for sharing! This is incredible

thank you heather was wondering about this

Great video! Thanks

Heather, I think we must be related 😅!

Does that work at flute same? I want to know that flute has the trill key(trick key).

Hi Heather, thanks for this amazing video which clearly states the extended techniques on clarinet. Is there a specific chart for multiphonic trills on the clarinet?

Are these multiphonics static in pitch related to A 440 ? I guees you can intonate them, can´t you ?

You haven't show the complete fingerings over the "keyboard" of the Clarinet, so your explication was not so clear.

Thank you (from Italy), Heather: your work and your talks are extremely precious!

fantastic stream, heather! hope you do more soon! 🙏

It was super helpful. It would be really awesome if this continued as a series. Thanks!

Have you used a balloon as barrel??

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This is so beautiful

Great video. Do you think you could say what the fundamental of this particular length is? Seems like maybe between a concert Bb/B? But I'm having trouble discerning. I'm looking to get a length of tubing that will go to an A. I realize it will be some trial and error based on length. Thanks for all the resources!

Is that an obo- oh.

Bored with the music I was getting in local community bands I recently joined a Wind Band. The first piece we were given - Malleus Maleficarum by Andrew David Perkins - starts with sustained second register quarter tones at absolute minimum volume. These come out (if you're lucky and you get any sound at all) as the intended note + a subtone from the vent+ breath sound + the bubbling of liquid in the mouthpiece with some other very faint harmonics. It continues with a pianissimo 2nd register/altissimo solo section. It's nice to be challenged!

This made laugh out loud! I think you may be a little mad (which is a good thing).

Thank you so much for all your videos, as a young composer, this is brilliant, and also all the vids about multiphonics are wonders !

0:01 the clarinet literally said “water nrrg. HELP ME AHH WATerrrrrrrr….”

Is that a contrabass clarinet

thank you

Im wondering if you could resonate the instrument completely submerged in water. Like going to a pool and trying to play underwater. I have an old fiberglass clarinet i could try it with, but im also thinking the air needed might surpass my lung capacity.

Explains why people think squidward sounds terrible

I couldn't help wondering if you could string a guitar with it. An erhu would probably be easier. A general bass clarinet question: whatever happened to drip keys? I play bc as my main instrument and risk drowning in long band rehearsals.

Does this work on bass clarinet ?? :0

Good evening. May you please tell me the length and diameter of the tube? Thank you. Best regards from Rimini. PS: If you come to Italy you will always be welcome guest.

sounds like an 808 when you do slap tongue

Love this! I'd love to see an extension on the bell too! I bet the multiphonics go wild when that happens

Omg this is so cool, you're so cool!

What is the difference between no. #7 and #20?

I'm think I'm in love with you... Amazing creativity

amazing concept and sound!!

Michael lowenstern is my favorite bass clarinet and composer in Brooklyn and I want to see him in concert in new york city this year!

And I spent all that money on an octave pedal!

I seem to remember a video of Lol Coxhill playing soprano sax underwater in a swimming pool. ruclips.net/video/rq3V-kciCWg/видео.html

Maybe this is part of why whales sound the way they do.

I think I may use this in a composition I'm currently working on. Is that alright?

ok... this is going to sound crazy, but hear me out. You need a plastic clarinet with waterproof pads and glue and the ability to submerge much more of the clarinet into the water. I need to know what that will sound like even if it ends up being a complete failure.

I can see how these could be used constructively in a composition, especially if amplified - Zappa once got the didgeridoo player of the Ensemble Modern to play into a bucket of water but it sounded more like a bad case of the squits!

What happens if you wrap your thumb and index finger around the open end of the pipe and use your other fingers to vary the opening size?

Thank you, Heather! This answers my question I had when seeing your Bassclarinet Water in the Horn video.

Hi Heather. Thank you for this very helpful resource!!

I don't konw why RUclips recommended this to me... but I'm glad it did.

I know nothing about clarinets or woodwinds outside of what the average fourth grader who learned Hot Cross Buns on a recorder would know. I am equally confused and excited. Far out.

This has mad potential for sound design, I'm gonna need some proper samples of this!