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Does the book have sheet music examples

I love everything about this except for the “completion”. I say leave it off where Mozart left it.

Excellent advice.

Very helpful, Thank you!

Why is the C mixolydian called the dominant scale, when it is referencing the key of F (the subdominant of C)?

An excellent tutorial, thank you for sharing this.

Thank you once again Paul for yet another great addition to the clarinet repertoire of the clarinet. Looking forward to receiving your new “ trilogy “ and hearing Victoria’s recording of them. Bill - UK

Another gem Paul and great playing from Victoria. Thank you both. Bill - UK

Thank you for this terrific composition Paul as usual. Victoria produces a wonderful sound. I love second register in particular, although it’s all wonderful. I hope more people discover this channel. God bless you both!! Bill - UK

That Schumann/ Ferguson piece is a jewel!

Thank you 😊

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I fell in love with the Eb playing Symphonie Fantastique, Britten’s Sea Interludes and Mahler 1. One day I will hopefully own my own!! 😀

What a nice video! ❤ Thank You for wonderful recommendations.

Good evening!Samek- yeah,you created incredible view~take care!💥

This is really good! Lots of info quickly.

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Sight reading for guitar, Paul ?

My Beautiful Mother showed me how to love Art & Animals

This is FACINATING & TRUE!

very vool, vy vrother vlays vhe vlarinet!

I enjoy playing this , accompanied by the Piano; where I can show huge dynamic variation to get listeners attention !

Fantastic playing. What a sound Victoria across the whole range of the instrument. God bless you us

That was a very helpful tutorial - thank you very much indeed.

Hi can you make a video about about the upper teeth position?because I noticed I am changing my top teeth position forward and backwards according to the low or high notes .My body language pushes me in that way.I want to know if it is a bad habbit or not.Good explanation but it is an underrated channel I hope it will hit 100k subscribers .thanks and good luck 👍

Thank you Chris. Excellent explanation and tips for the troublesome area's. Given me some motivation!

Muito boa a sua aula, me abriu um horizonte na prática de ritmo e fraseado juntos! Thank you Mestre!

Great video Paul. Thank you for your wonderful new book the Clarinet it’s just got so much on it fantastic it’s on my music stand with the clarinet by Thurston and Frank which I’ve heard Victoria play from. Your book Paul is one of the really good things to come out of the so-called lockdown! Best wishes - Bill - UK

Thank you Victoria for your enthusiasm and teaching. Have a great 2023 and good health !!!!!!!

This is pretty cool!!! Want more views? Check P r o m o s m!!!

Thank you. Very informative.👍🎷

He makes it look so easy🙂. Wish l could make minor repairs on my saxophone, but l'm too nervous to try☺️.

Thanks for this.👍😊

A great lesson! Thanks for making it so clear. Beautiful sound too👍

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Thank you for this talk. Very useful. It is interesting to hear what the great “doubler” Eddie Daniels has to say about the matter. You can hear him on RUclips talking about the matter. He I believe does not like to use that term that we should not consider ourselves a second or third or some kind of inferior player of other instruments. So if you double on flute become a flute player not a Doppler I think you are inferior - if you are put in the practice so you aren’t he gives great tips. As Victoria has just said she grabbed the opportunity to play alto In the Kurt Weill opera She could’ve said I’ll leave it for the moment sometimes you just have to go for these things and then it becomes common practice especially in some of the older musicals it was not uncommon at one time not only to double but to play 2,3,4 or even five instruments I am convinced that there are musicians who have an attitude for this. I had a teacher Mr James Joseph principal Clarinet of the northern Sinfonia but she also moonlighted to the local Mecca dance hall as lead alto Initially not telling his straight players of the orchestra what he did i’m not in the symphony orchestra. Although he was a great Doubler he discouraged you to take up another instrument when you were in the early learning stages and I think there’s a lot of wisdom in that I might not have listened to my French teacher at school - what a pity I might be better when visiting the Selmer factory - I always listen to Mr Joseph who taught me much more than just playing the clarinet he was used to give me a lifelong love of music. Nowadays it’s respectable and play all the different styles of music and to be a Doubler So I hope that this video encourages people to try playing another instrument that is if they wish too Thank you both for your wisdom and enthusiasm - God bless you both - Bill - UK

I have been debating if to get hold of a clarinet in C for years. After listening to this it certainly has encouraged me to do so.

Thank you Victoria for your honesty and sharing some of your difficulties which most of us do not admit to you’ve been through seven years yet seven is the number of perfection you would’ve learnt much which you can pass on to others but number eight which follows is the number of new beginnings thank you for these little videos which has helped me during the lock up as I called it hopefully I’ve got Paul Harrises new book for Clarinet which one I saw the cover I thought of the old version of the Clarinet by Thurston and Frank I am looking forward to starting to study that book . I am looking forward to hearing your new recordings Victoria in the future. I am particularly interested in your recording of music by Joseph Horovitz One of your greatest achievements was Clarinet Classics. When I was a boy my teacher Mr James Joseph the first principal clarinet of the Northern Sinfonia Orchestra brought some old 78 rpm recordings of Louis Cahuzac Playing Nielsen’s Clarinet Concerto which he could no longer play because they were out of date technology. I spent many years trying to find that recording and eventually I found your clarinet classics thank you so much you will never know how many people you have blessed the side of eternity through your God given talent and enthusiasm and desire to help others. I look forward to seeing what you will do in your year of new beginnings - God bless you Victoria- Bill - UK

Excellent Thank you. Bill

Thanks Chris very interesting but I think you did too much too fast. That’s not meant to be negative I was seeing the video as though you were talking to me individually of course I can stop it and go back and examine or do you said what does slower pace- thank you so much I’m glad I discovered your channel - God bless Bill. Uk

PS love your playing and Teaching Victoria It must’ve been a very scary thing to happen to you when you’re looking for and during the Solo movement of the Quartet for the end of time. It must have been as though you experienced almost something of what the composer experienced in real life. Perhaps you should record the quartet It was also lovely to hear you play from the Thurston tutor book which I think has too much to offer chipping into it rather than just playing from the first page all the way through to the last - it also has some lovely orchestral excerpts. Great work Victoria thank you- Bill

I just discovered Colin Lawson. I really like the sound he gets from his keyless clarinet. As a clarinet player I notice the difference in sound without the keys, it is much smoother. I really like the sound of the Basset horn in this piece. Beautiful sound from the other quintet musicians in this work. Well done

Mazel tov !🎶🎷

Stephen Waters clarinet ? From Nottingham ?

So, it’s the Reed that slaps, not the tongue. It seems like maybe it’s more of a sudden release of the tongue/Reed combination, and the Reed slaps back against the mpc table. Your description is different than Derek Brown’s.

Hi! You ended up in my recommendations randomly but you seem very nice.

I love September too, Victoria! 🙂 A lovely inspirational video, full of much-needed optimism!

Allah revealed this to me: "Islam is the fastest imploding religion in the world, as more and more Muslims are realising that Mohammad and others (breakdown given below) fabricated the Quran to persue their own personal agendas. Islam is nothing but 7th century Arabic tribalism. Muslims are much better and bigger than this oppressive ideology. I love all Muslims as people, but dislike the Supremisist Quranic Ideology they follow". 1000% support to all Ex Muslims, from 7 billion of us (includes many Muslims)...Lovers of Truth. Breakdown of Quranic inputs as reaveled to me by Allah... 10% Mohammad 30% Plagerised from Christian, Jewish and Pagan texts. 58% Added on after Mohammad. 1% by Satan ( Mohammad himself reaveled this. He later removed these verses). 1% Eaten by a goat (as reaveled by Muhammad's wife Ayasha...he married her when she was 6years and he was 53years). 0% by Allah.

Wow so peaceful 😌