Dang, you sound better than many musicians I know who have 5+ years of experience. We can all hear your dedication and passion for the instrument, congrats!
Dude this is so inspirational!!! I'm planning on playing clarinet in the near future. This video is great! Keep it up! And don't worry about the English, it's not too bad at all ;)
Jeez that’s crazy work for just a year. The only thing that stands out as something you could keep working to improve is tone as sometimes you can get a little airy but I had that problem for the first 3 years I played Clarinet anyways and it definitely got better as the video went on. I’d honestly say that you’re probably better at learning faster parts than I am as I do a lot better in slower tone based pieces than fast muscle memory music. Regardless, keep playing clarinet, it’s clear that it’s a great instrument for you and if you stick with it you have a ton of potential
Evan! This is the first of your videos I have seen. Congratulations on making so much progress. It is truly impressive and inspiring. I admire and appreciate the work it took to document all of your hard work and fantastic results
pure layer, this level at the end with the thrillers etc he could reach in minimum 2-3 years. I don't believe him a word...that this is one year progress ... ROFL
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You are amazing! I recommend doing and exaggerating the crescendos, decrescendos, and dynamics in general.
DAMNN bro in a year you made so much progress, you have a great sound for only a year!
Thank you, very appreciated :-)
Wow, that’s amazing progress for only a year of study. Congrats 🍾🎉🎈🎊
thats really impressive for only a year
Dang, you sound better than many musicians I know who have 5+ years of experience. We can all hear your dedication and passion for the instrument, congrats!
Dude this is so inspirational!!! I'm planning on playing clarinet in the near future. This video is great! Keep it up! And don't worry about the English, it's not too bad at all ;)
@@samuelcasanova957 thanks mate, i wish you great luck with the clarinet, its a fabulous instrument ! :-)
WHAT
YOU GREW SO MUCH IN JUST A YEAR
IT'S INSANE
WHAT!!????
Ridiculous. You are an inspiration to us all.
Thanks, it mean a lot to me 🙂
Excellent demonstration! Thank you for sharing! 👣🌈🦋
You're really amazing and dedicated. I hope you keep making music and continue enjoying the process, thank you for being an inspiration :)
@@fangyiyap8158 thank you :-) Yeah I still enjoy playing clarinet, its what I prefer in my days !
Jeez that’s crazy work for just a year. The only thing that stands out as something you could keep working to improve is tone as sometimes you can get a little airy but I had that problem for the first 3 years I played Clarinet anyways and it definitely got better as the video went on. I’d honestly say that you’re probably better at learning faster parts than I am as I do a lot better in slower tone based pieces than fast muscle memory music. Regardless, keep playing clarinet, it’s clear that it’s a great instrument for you and if you stick with it you have a ton of potential
@@MrSlice2244 My new teacher has also found this issue in my playing ahah, working on it ! Thanks for the support :)
Evan! This is the first of your videos I have seen. Congratulations on making so much progress. It is truly impressive and inspiring. I admire and appreciate the work it took to document all of your hard work and fantastic results
Thank you very much, I try my best 😁
bravo
Nowhere near this after 2.5 years. Maybe somewhere in the middle.
pure layer, this level at the end with the thrillers etc he could reach in minimum 2-3 years. I don't believe him a word...that this is one year progress ... ROFL
@@danil6006 I got and still have good teachers :)
They say after the age of 50, you learn 5 to 10 times slower. We have to be happy with our own pace.
I totally agree with you, the important is to continue playing and have fun 😁
Na i learn crazy fast, the power ADHA compels me as long as im having fun lol....
That is pretty insane in one year standing on a stage. How many hours per day did you practice?
Actually i'd say around 3 hours a day, sometimes more sometimes a little less