Breaking In and Caring for Your Wooden Clarinet
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- If you have a new wooden clarinet check out this video, and even if you have an old one there are some good maintenance tips in here for you!
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Thank you for your great advice!
Yea~ finally I can call myself woodwind, used to be plasticwind
😂 I hope you are enjoying your new clarinet!
@@QuickStartClarinet immensely so!
About warming = sharp, since our orchestra never has a regular in-house oboist, I am always the one leading the tuning, I need to blow air to the clarinet first before tuning, because otherwise I'll be flatter than normal
Yes! Make sure that you are warming up the outside of the instrument first and not just immediately blowing hot air into a cold instrument too.
Thanks Josh! This will be a very helpful video. Much appreciated :)
You’re welcome! Glad it helped!
tysm! My dad is letting me buy my first wooden clarinet
Nice! Enjoy it!
Great advice Josh! I have a LeBlanc Esprit grenadilla clarinet that I purchased new in 2001. I do oil the bore about twice a year and I have been fortunate to not have any cracks. I've heard that older wooden clarinets that are made from wood that has been aged longer than those of late because of increased demand and the fact that grenadilla is endangered tend to crack less because the wood has been aged longer. Do you have any thoughts on this?
Definitely possible! Clarinets definitely have a bit higher chance of cracking when they are younger, but any clarinet can still crack at any time.
My old E11 started cracking near the barrel
Probably due to moisture from my mouthpiece. And yes I don't always swab .big lesson..ps.my silver clarinet will never crack 😀
The top of that upper joint is also the most common place that cracks happen because there are a lot of tone holes up there and the hottest air goes through there.
Thanks
Hi, Josh. Would like to know how often do you apply bore oil? I started playing my wood R13 3 months ago, and haven't used bore oil yet.
Much appreciated!
Not very often and not very much. Just put a few drops on a spare swab and run it through the instrument several times once every 6 months or so (the change of seasons is a good reminder). Personally I basically don’t oil it, and just let it get oiled when I bring it in for repair every other year or so.
@@QuickStartClarinet thanks!
Swabbing while playing is new info for me
Great! It can really help if you ever find water/spit accumulating in the tone holes as you play.
@@QuickStartClarinetDo you dismantle the clarinet every time that you swab, or do you just take off your reed and run the swab from the bell through to the mouthpiece?
Avoid running the swab from the bell to the mouthpiece as it can damage the mouthpiece. While playing I leave the reed on and take off the mouthpiece and then swab from barrel to bell (although the direction doesn’t really matter as long as you take the mouthpiece off). Let me know if you have any other questions!
Hi, thanks for the great info. What are you recommendations for the best swabs?
Here is a video I have on swabbing: ruclips.net/video/ARiuSFhzjAg/видео.html
In general:
Microfiber
No exposed metal
Balloon shaped with a tail if possible (I'm not sure if I mentioned this one in the video or not)
I was wondering, so you have a discord group? I think it would be cool.
I have thought about it! I have a Facebook group, but I am not great at creating engaging social media groups.
@@QuickStartClarinet You can always just ask a few members/moderators to take care of that, and you just relax and continue making videos like usual. I can imagine cool video projects like submitting recordings for like auditioning to play duets or quartets. Or maybe analyzing students playing and correcting errors. That would be awesome!
Ya for sure! I do have something coming out soon that is going to have some cool things like that!
Thanks for the advice! I recently got a used wooden clarinet with brand new pads and cork
Nice! Have fun with it!
Thank you for your great advice!
You're welcome!