MILAN RERICHA, Clarinet - Artie Shaw (1910 - 2004) - Concerto
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- Опубликовано: 31 дек 2024
- Recorded on 12. 11. 2014
Teplice Conservatory, Czech Republic
camera operators
Michal Uhlíř Luboš Chyba
Miroslav Zvolský Ondřej Urban
Sound recording
Ondřej Urban
sound mix, masterig, DVD authoring
Michal Uhlíř ve studiu UHL RECORDS
Direction
Michal Uhlíř
www.milanrericha.com
www.konzervatorteplice.cz
www.rericha-zlesak.cz
© 2015 QMA International Production
So fun to hear you play this piece, Milan...go, man, go!
Bravo
It's astonishing how Milan can play those high F5s and even higher! Most of us have to stop at high C4!!! Wow - so beautiful, artistic and magnificent! Bravo, Milan!
Achei que era a gravação original!!! Muito bom! Demais!!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
BEAUTIFUL MILAN, CONGRATULATIONS
Great performance !
Very inspirational performance, Milan! Good to know that those kids that play with you not only love jazz, but have an incredible mentor and musician to look up to!
Cute girl on the end playing baritone sax. Almost too big for her.
Nice concert, thanks.
Terry Coats ay
The performance really has its moments but the one problem with throwing it all those whistle tones it makes that Hi-C at the end seem a lot less impressive
Exactly right! To be honest I would not have done the whistle tones that were not in the original recording.And that very very high C at the end lacked the power it should have had and it was ever so slightly off. That is the thing about the altissimo register...nailing those high notes without being slightly flat/sharp is one of the reasons the clarinet is a difficult mistress to tame. Something that Shaw managed in spades! Nonetheless, he was very good indeed.
I love his big tone and sound! He did not have the jazzy sound of Artie, yet he did the piece more than justice...if he had listened to the original recording a bit more he would have absolutely nailed. Part two was way better and closer to the original. His technique is flawless. It was not Artie but it was damn good!
I like it better than Artie Shaw's version....but then, I'm a Benny Goodman fan all the way!
Nice tone and style on the clarinet but a bit flat, especially in the throat tones. Should use a shorter barrel for jazz, given the volume and slacker embouchure necessary.
The throat tones are flat because he, like 95% of clarinetists, tunes the horn by pulling out the barrel, which disproportionally flattens the throat register relative to the rest of the instrument.
why is there a flute in the back
molto bravo
What is that clarinet is it Buffet
No not Buffet. Make is RZ Clarinet. Milan is a principal of the company.
Just dose not have that "classic" 30s/40s record sound
Agreed
wonderful wonderful player. but it's a classic case of straight players attempting jazz. but I wish in my next life I could play half as well as him...even a tenth lol but sorry awful version of this piece
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Longhairs shouldn't play this kind of music. Playing the right notes doesn't necessarily mean good jazz/ swing. And the band is not really together. Sorry!
Too true!
How can you be so ridiculously biased? That's like "long hairs" telling you that you shouldn't attempt the Mozart Clarinet Concerto!
@@coloraturaElise I am not biased. I listen and draw my conclusions. And based on the aural evidence I hear, my judgement is correct. You cannot hear the difference?
I wouldn't know about the other way round, but that doesn't mean that "argument" is valid (it's more of a putdown than an argument).