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Absolutely beautiful. Thank you so much for publishing this. Can’t believe I’ve only just discovered it but, as a budding but proficient Clarinetist, I’d love to get the score. Thanks in advance

hiii im sorry to bother you. i play chambers music in college and i picked this piece because of this video, but im searching everywhere and i cant find the score. im so sorry im asking you but is there any chance i could contact you for it? thank you anyway. keep the good work :) i love your channel

I discovered this nice piece today, bravo to you all. You played beautifully!

How did you finger that very low D# two measures after the triplets?

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Beautiful sounds ♥️🤛🤜🙏🙏

Absolutely marvelous :) thanks for this uploading

Awesome performance!

How a beautiful work and clarinet sound!!

Beautiful! How can I get the score?

Very good. If you want to publish this score I would add dynamics and refine the phrasing/articulation. I also tend to think that however much I relish your playing style, this particular piece might benefit from a slightly lighter clarinet approach. I might not necessarily be so crazy about flaxen hair myself, but clearly there is a Degas-like tenderness and fragility implied. This calls for almost blurry brush work. That's why the flute was more prominent in Fin de Siècle French music and the clarinet in Viennese. But the clarinet can be shaded without being turned into a travesty (as some French clarinettists do).

Excellent playing! The 'over-acoustic' sound is presumably part of Muczynski's aesthetics? The Poulenc sound was superb, so there is probably a reason you choose this spaced-out, large, empty hall set-up.

Excellent, thank you! Your playing reminds me somewhat of Leopold Wlach's: with a tone that big you can play entirely without mannerisms, supported by the gravitas of the clarinet sound. People might find that a bit austere, but I in turn think many clarinettists today are too playful. Convincing phrasing. It might be a tad on the heavy side for French music (would be perfect for Brahms), yet it actually becomes this piece rather well. Only one thing caught my attention: at III 7 (10:15) the trill on low G could be more even?

I like the way the clarinet starts the piece alone. Also the clarinet registration and blending with the strings are very good. The clarinet tone is very solid and round. Writing is refreshingly original, esp. from ca. 6:00. I leave this comment because I stumbled upon your video by coincidence and found it a very sympathetic endeavour.

hi! my name is Olivia Trujillo and I play clarinet in my college and I really like this piece! I was wondering if you had an extra copy of this movement along with movements 2 and 3. I'd like to play this as my solo piece for the semester.

This is great! Where and how can I buy this arrangement?

Molto bello, qualche anno fa lo ha suonato anche Andreas Ottensamer!👍

Phenomenal arrangement and music making. Exactly how I would have imagined a clarinet playing Barber's adagio to have sounded like.

Great sound, brother!! God bless.

Hello, you played this with such style and beauty. I’m very interested in performing this piece, and it speaks to me, but I’m having a very difficult time finding how to get my hands on the sheet music. Where was it found??

Really nice guys

Thx

This piece has a Gershwin type nuance that I find playful and energetic yet smooth.

Do you have any idea where I can find the score for this?

Beautiful piece, where can I found the score?

Very nice playing! This isn't for clarinet in B flat is it?

This is great! Where can I buy the arrangement?

Great piece in the American tradition.

11:10 György Ligeti - Six Bagatelles !

Excellent !

Excellent !

Inspiring ... bravi !

Great recording!

what music is it ? at 5:10