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😂 just the time you spend for practice this one.

What was your practice process?

@@BBHeshhh Hi, I usually spend about 45 min for practice the scales (all) with arpeggios and intervals. About one hour for etudes, and one to two hours for the pieces or orchestral excerpts.

Thank you!

Thank you very much! It’s very kind of you.

What is particularly you don’t like it?

Looks like you’re a very good clarinet player. Could you please leave a comments for all my recordings? I would be happy to improve my mastery.

Muchas gracias!

😂 ,but overall it’s a fun.

I used to teach Suzuki violin method at elementary school and I know violin much more difficult to learn and play 😊 I think it’s all about how much time you dedicated to your instrument, and results will come. Thank you for your comment!

Yes, it’s on my list. Will be ready soon.

Thank you very much! I’m happy that you enjoyed my performance.

Thank you! It’s Tosca Buffet crampon, Clark W. Fobes 4L mouthpiece and Legere 3.75 reed

I found this music on www.groth music.com it’s called Bach for saxophone

Thank you very much!

I don’t know. Probably it will sound to low on tenor.

Yes, I have in person and online lessons students.

@@vladimirgoltsmanWhere can I contact you?

Please send me a message on vladimirgoltsman14@gmail.com

Так это же для двух 😂

@@vladimirgoltsman Третий ноты переворачивал 😉

Indeed it is. I love it!

Sorry for late response. Thank you! I’ll acknowledge this.

Gracias

Okay, here are a few exercises which may help. 1. Repeat each note two times. First note very long, and second very short. Second note play legato to following note. 2. Try same exercise without doubling each note (long note follow to very, very short when short note should played legato to next note). 3. Try second exercise, but now first note should be very short follow to second long note as a legato. Play all those exercises as many times you can, and you’ll see result very soon. Good luck!

Yes.

This all depends how you trying to listen. I don’t hear the triplets there.

Circular

Thank you!

You can add some exercises to this section. 1) execute these 16th notes in the specified rhythmic pattern: a dotted 16th note followed by a 32nd note. Repeat this minimum 5 times. Then reverse this rhythm to 32nd followed by dotted 16th notes. Repeat this up and down as many times you need. Then try to play it as written in the original. For the best result repeat these exercises for next 5 days. Good luck!

@@vladimirgoltsman thanks

You may download at www.imslp.org

@@vladimirgoltsman its not there

@@Momusicrec Hi Mr.Taylor, I would be happy to borrow to you my score of Weber, but no photocopy. We have a copyright policy. I found very inexpensive web-store where you can get this music. www.grothmusic.com/p-33982-introduction-theme-and-variations-clarinet-and-piano.aspx?gclid=CjwKCAiA9NGfBhBvEiwAq5vSyx2eb_gUho6jhVkEujexiSgtciIW1LqIr9moVdksQvUv1imp-Vz4KxoCUEIQAvD_BwE

@@vladimirgoltsman ok great! i would like to borrow your copy of it

www.clarinetallmusic.com/products/kuffner-attrib-weber-introduction-theme-variations-op-32-international

www.clarinetallmusic.com/products/kuffner-attrib-weber-introduction-theme-variations-op-32-international

Thank you! I’m glad you like it.

Thank you for listening.