@@paino190 Double tonguing is typically not required for reed players, since the resistance of a reed provides more difficulty. Are you a clarinetist???
@@paino190 Pretty sure it is single. The clear presence of the note beginnings and ends suggests it to me. Double-tonguing on clarinet usually has softer edge to the beginning and ending of the notes.
@@MaddyLockman True. But double-tonguing on clarinet is standard today. When this recording was made, I was starting undergraduate studies. I had no idea how prevalent double-tonguing was until I started graduate work and started hearing European players, and later when RUclips appeared.
Start of first page: 0:44 End of first page: 4:04 End of second page: 5:30 End of third page: 7:41 End of fourth page: 8:51 First section (Adagio ma non troppo): 0:44 Second section (Andante): 2:56 Third section (Poco piu vivo): 3:29 Fourth section (Meno mosso): 4:04 Fifth section (Piu lento): 5:43 Sixth section (Allegro): 6:57
There is something so quintessential about the combination of Weber's music and the clarinet. Bravo. Lovely interpretation of one of Weber's many fine works to show off the clarinet.
This is an old "war horse" that has been played too many times by budding young artists with just a piano: They work so hard on the technical demands that they often forget it is not acrobatics but MUSIC. This event demonstrates a wonderful respect Ms. Kam has earned that such a fine orchestra is willing to schedule it in concert. Sharon is unique in preserving the subtle charms of this work at some of the Olympic paced passages presented here. Maestro Mehta is one of the last of the true orchestra leaders: Most today can't even beat time correctly and only lightly study the musical scores. Great presentation!
Also, the most dinosaur thing in the world is to crap on the younger generation. Who will be taking care of you when you can't eat solid food and are sh*tting in diapers? THE YOUNGER GENERATION. Ignorance in the highest amount, proving yet again that wisdom doesn't come with age
OMG -- My Dear Sharon -- Just happened upon this. Once again -- I find myself completely dazzled and dumbstruck by you! How do you manage to do that -- time and time again?! Hoping you are surviving this ridiculous pandemic time without too much hardship and loss. The world is forever changed. I miss you, truly-- we must catch up soon!
You make me blush... This concert was long ago- my kids are now older than I was at the time... but this is how long I know you for and that is amazing!! We are all fine so far, but yes- life has changed forever. I am staying positive though and feel lucky to have a family who I truly love and a child at home to keep me busy :-) Big kisses and stay healthy!!!
Currently I am using you as a reference for an assignment and what to sound like, and even though I knew you were good I was completely wowed by your preformance. I will definitely be using this as a reference if I need help later in my clarineting!
My goodness, I just listened to meditation took it to my son 3rd year ottawa u scholarship low and behold one of my favorite pieces he plays for me, thank you
Mehta is exhibiting economy of motion as a conductor haha and wow did the clarinet project the sound is so ‘generous’. dashing and poised, you both type of playing that gets me practicing
This piece has been played to death by students so I welcome some new life injected via fast tempos by a master player. It is played so often because it is short and conveniently classical, in a field where there isn't much choice. Students now have the piece by John Williams called "Viktor's Tale," which is better at showing what a clarinet can express.
Graceful legato, excellent kid and technical excellence, and at the same time a deep understanding of the written. However, a keen ear picks up a slight overtone, which gives out the fact that the musician is too busy and that it is useful for him to take breaks in the classroom.
Видеоклипы
When you can make an instrument sing like that, it’s more than a pleasure to listen to!
3:47 some of the cleanest tonguing I've ever heard. Goodness!
Is it single toung eor double tounging?
@@paino190 sounds like single
@@paino190 Double tonguing is typically not required for reed players, since the resistance of a reed provides more difficulty. Are you a clarinetist???
@@paino190 Pretty sure it is single. The clear presence of the note beginnings and ends suggests it to me. Double-tonguing on clarinet usually has softer edge to the beginning and ending of the notes.
@@MaddyLockman True. But double-tonguing on clarinet is standard today. When this recording was made, I was starting undergraduate studies. I had no idea how prevalent double-tonguing was until I started graduate work and started hearing European players, and later when RUclips appeared.
How is this even possible? AMAZING. If the video was five minutes longer, it would have been five more minutes of applause.
That was not merely good, it was outstanding, it was excellent, it was superb! I'm sure I heard Carl Maria von Weber applauding from above.
Thank you so much, never thought a clarinet could sound like this.
Start of first page: 0:44
End of first page: 4:04
End of second page: 5:30
End of third page: 7:41
End of fourth page: 8:51
First section (Adagio ma non troppo): 0:44
Second section (Andante): 2:56
Third section (Poco piu vivo): 3:29
Fourth section (Meno mosso): 4:04
Fifth section (Piu lento): 5:43
Sixth section (Allegro): 6:57
One of the best performances of Concertino I have ever heard. I love her.
There is something so quintessential about the combination of Weber's music and the clarinet. Bravo. Lovely interpretation of one of Weber's many fine works to show off the clarinet.
This is an old "war horse" that has been played too many times by budding young artists with just a piano: They work so hard on the technical demands that they often forget it is not acrobatics but MUSIC. This event demonstrates a wonderful respect Ms. Kam has earned that such a fine orchestra is willing to schedule it in concert. Sharon is unique in preserving the subtle charms of this work at some of the Olympic paced passages presented here. Maestro Mehta is one of the last of the true orchestra leaders: Most today can't even beat time correctly and only lightly study the musical scores. Great presentation!
Some people. Can't access. A mother effing orchestra. Would if I could, f*cker
Also, the most dinosaur thing in the world is to crap on the younger generation. Who will be taking care of you when you can't eat solid food and are sh*tting in diapers? THE YOUNGER GENERATION. Ignorance in the highest amount, proving yet again that wisdom doesn't come with age
40 bpm over at Var II. FORTY! Insane
Wow, she was only 18 when this was performed?! I'm stunned 😳🤩
She's physically pretty stunning too.
I can play this too but I'm 13:)
@@itshaykoo can you play this as good as her ??
@@EtoileBleue likely not? No offense
@@itshaykoo Or post a video and prove me wrong, queen
Fantastica esecuzione . . . . bravissima ! ! ! !
OMG -- My Dear Sharon -- Just happened upon this. Once again -- I find myself completely dazzled and dumbstruck by you! How do you manage to do that -- time and time again?! Hoping you are surviving this ridiculous pandemic time without too much hardship and loss. The world is forever changed. I miss you, truly-- we must catch up soon!
You make me blush... This concert was long ago- my kids are now older than I was at the time... but this is how long I know you for and that is amazing!! We are all fine so far, but yes- life has changed forever. I am staying positive though and feel lucky to have a family who I truly love and a child at home to keep me busy :-)
Big kisses and stay healthy!!!
Love this!!!
Fantastic as always! 👍
Meragliosa interpretazione
Grande Sharon Musicista bravissima
Awesome! Brava Sharon♥
מדהים!!!
Phenomenal!!! Bravissimo!!!
Currently I am using you as a reference for an assignment and what to sound like, and even though I knew you were good I was completely wowed by your preformance. I will definitely be using this as a reference if I need help later in my clarineting!
amazing! ✨
Superb. Zubin Mehta looks so young at 54.
That was really fun. Thank you Sharon Kam.
wowww outstanding performance
wonderful, how I like to hear your staccatos...
So beautiful 😳
the better clarinet of the world, wonderful
מצויין!
My goodness, I just listened to meditation took it to my son 3rd year ottawa u scholarship low and behold one of my favorite pieces he plays for me, thank you
Grandissima interpretazione !
I like your music
beautiful
3:16 your face like ups hahaha so good!
Excelente! Bravo
אין עלייך!!!
Un enchantement
Semplicemente fantastica
Merveilleuse la musique de Weber, gendre de Mozart, n ne l'entend pas assez, merci à vous
Im working on this piece now and I hope to do it as much justice as you did
Bravo!!!
Bravo!
Maravilha maravilhosa maravilhoso
Mehta is exhibiting economy of motion as a conductor haha
and wow did the clarinet project the sound is so ‘generous’. dashing and poised, you both
type of playing that gets me practicing
I've just sat here saying, wow. Wow.
Linda arte, se Deus quiser logo meu filho estará a tocar sua clarinete....
Bravissima
Wow! She is incredible! Now I am afraid of mine performance :D
This piece has been played to death by students so I welcome some new life injected via fast tempos by a master player. It is played so often because it is short and conveniently classical, in a field where there isn't much choice. Students now have the piece by John Williams called "Viktor's Tale," which is better at showing what a clarinet can express.
A fabulous talent.
Good 👍🏻👏🏻 I also played this piece
Ótimo
What kind of clarinet and reeds is she using?
I think she could play a plastic Bundy with Rico 3 and make it sing. I is tools it’s the artist!
Graceful legato, excellent kid and technical excellence, and at the same time a deep understanding of the written. However, a keen ear picks up a slight overtone, which gives out the fact that the musician is too busy and that it is useful for him to take breaks in the classroom.
1:10
Supernova on french clarinet system
Girlbosses would've glissed measure 223
Was she late on the first note?
it was intentional
@@rugtea7993 i dont think so... If you are Late, it's not at all the same after it !! and here, it's to bad...
Molto brava ma troppo staccato legato a posto dello staccato.
She is the reason people make fun of classical music
can't stand to look at that...soooooo distracting and put on...