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2012

why does that sound better than a modern french horn

Wybitny włoski muzykolog i znawca rogu naturalnego Umberto Pizda oraz wszelkich technik profesjonalnej gry na tym wspaniałym instrumencie zalecał już w 1870 roku w jeden ze swych prac, aby w przypadku spłaszczania dźwięków tak jak robi to notorycznie grająca w tej ruinie kobieta, włożyć kręglik Es w dupę i tym sposobem dokonywać realizacji wszelkich ozdobników, a ponad wszystko pasaży durowych.

This is fascinating. I didn’t consider the fact that the clarinet evolved over time.

Interesting. Nice sound too

I’m a French Horn player and I’ve been thinking about playing the natural horn. It seems like a really cool instrument.

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6th Symphony in F major “Pastoral” it’s my favorite Beethoven’s Symphony!

Beutiful sound! Thanks a lot!

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I Love this!

Very interesting. I've been playing clarinet since I was 7 years old and I'm getting more and more interested in old, historical clarinets. Is an exciting topic. Also their other video with the Bearmann Ottensteiner clarinet.

Wow! Amazing, beautiful playing on what must be a really unwieldy instrument!

Thank you so much for your beautiful for you Doctor Worthington. Why did they want to invent the modern instruments when someone like yourself can make such beautiful sounds on those virtually Kulas instruments. Want to hear more where can I get one - God bless you and yours - Bill - UK

Many Thanks for such a Thorough Presentation of the Great Clarinet! I am hopeful that the Viewers would take a bit of time to see Stavros Pazarentsis and Hüsnü Şenlendirici...a Greek and a Turkish player respectively playing the G clarinet Albert system. This music is in many modes[118 modes in a Classical Ottoman Theory book...]. The microtones are produced by partial covering of holes or by embouchure. Greeks and Turks are your colleagues and they deserve your attention for living so much the Clarinet! ☆☆☆☆☆

Are any original clarinets from the 1800s still playable?

The "horn" to me strangely always takes me to GOD. If you can appreciate my most humble statement. Mar.16/2023.

0:00:38! Nuff-said.

Fine video again. Thanks too, to the "Lottery" for their support. Mar.16/2023.

1:27_video so small but somehow it feels, {completely satisfying!}.

Excellent video and series.

Excellent video Mar.16/2023.

Excellent video. Mar.16/2023.

How can I get the books for the soprano chalumeau thnx

How can I get the books for practice for beginners

hahahahaha OMG!

What is name of small clarinet

Hearing mostly the harmonics in this video - still it's good. In the Concert Hall - it's very much better

2:27 I wonder if venues like that were so huge partly because of some old instruments' carrying power. Just compare the decay times for the reverb on her normal speaking level and the chalumeau's.

Love those lower notes

if it needs repairs, you don't go to an instrument maker, you go to a plumber :)

Hello. Many years ago, when I was a kid, and heard "Lily was here" from Candy Dulfer - I wanna play saxophone. But my teacher in small town was just a drunker... He was good musician, but bad teacher. I hate those lessons, left school after 4,5 years and never take Saxophone in my hands again. Why I told that sad story here? Teacher must be not only good musician, but nice, kind person. Like You. Many peoples and kids fell in love not just in sound of music, but in view too. Cinema proving my words. Why so little videos from You on network with so harmonic, beautiful instruments? Why? (apologies for my language - I never learn English grammar).

Amazing level ....

I would like to try a chalumeau, along with a book of music for unaccompanied chalumeau. There's a lot of music that fits an octave plus one. Bach's celebrated Aria in D (Air on a G String) being one example. The problem is finding it all in one place.

WAT. HOW???

❌ piston valves ❌ rotary valves ✅ FIST IN THE BELL

Such a beautiful sound!

unlike the modern B-flat clarinet, the pitch is slightly off. but then in the olden days a lot of instruments were like that

You heard of Elf on the shelf Get ready for Timothy Chalamet with his Chalumeau

French horn but no Valves

Thanks for these videos. Interesting to hear that piece on a historical clarinet. I enjoyed it. Particularly the smile on the end :)

What a piece of gold this is. Thank you 😊

Been a fan of Harmoniemusik since the old Collegium Musicum days.

I’ve seen cute little chalumeau for sale on Amazon. Some are branded as pocket clarinet.

Very interesting.

Would bassoonists in the 18th and early 19th century use any kind of support to hold the instrument or was it as you demonstrated?

Ilove you somuch miss

Great demonstration. A fantastic sounding instrument. Shame it isn't used so much these days

lovely sound . how bout mozarts concerto for it .

echo... too much reverb