*I've forgotten some little details: "especially NO HOT water" and to only use COLD water WITH vinegar or hydrogen peroxide" I hope it all helps! Enjoy :)
Excellent video. I've gotten into the habit of using a separate swab to clean the joints so I don't introduce cork grease residue into the interior of the instrument.
4 года назад
Stephen Broll Yes this is a great idea and I totally suggest it (but I’m too lazy to do it each time) 😅🙏🏻
The upper part has a lot of keys, that are shut in normal position. Under the keys there can hide a lot of water even after swabing. After disassembling, I use to hold the upper part with my left hand as normal, seal the bore with my right palm, and blow through the bore, while opening all the keys one after another. (Don't forget to swab after this procedure once again ;)
4 года назад
Yes, I'll make another video about the "water in the holes" because there're many ways to clean them ( I already showed one actually in my previous video) But I dedicated this video only for the swabbing :)
Interesting video ! However I don't really agree about the mouthpiece : I swab it after every use since I started to play the clarinet (that was about 40 years ago !), of course I had several different mouthpieces since then, but each one of them I kept maybe about 5 to 10 years, and cleaning them with the cloth never caused any damage or problem what so ever. I heard some people saying that, but as in practice I never experienced any consequence, it seems to me that it is just superstition ! No problem either with using tap water to clean it, and I even sometimes I use some cleaning liquid for dishes (of course not with a scratchy sponge for obvious reasons), it is absolutely harmless. Vinegar is good indeed to remove limestone traces. There is however one thing to avoid absolutely : hot water. Warm (around 37°C) is perfectly fine, but very hot water will make your mouthpiece turn from black to brown (I did that mistake once) !
Hi, thanks for the advices, I didn't know the right way! I have a problem in these days, which is I'm not motivated and I don't study because of this... Do you have any advices? Thanks for everything!
4 года назад+1
Hey Luca! I'm happy you get some info thanks to my video. It happens that we loose sometimes the motivation, we're human being. You could go around some applications such as Tomplay, Metronaut App or Cadenza Live and play some pieces with the accompaniment. Or discover some new pieces and sight read!
How did you decide what is right and wrong?! Not sure about your way of swabbing. It's a popular fact, that mostly the upper joint forms condense from the warm air. Which means that you spread the humidity all the way down to the bell, and also wet the holes, which were to this point more or less dry. If you swab from bottom up (which is wrong according to you) you remove it from dry-to-wet direction, which is more logical. Not to mention that the lower joint doesn't even wet sometimes! Cheers and indulge!
4 года назад+1
Let's say I decided based on years of experience :) Plus, almost all of my former professors have mentioned the same. I have water already everywhere in my clarinet after not even half an hour of practice... In my opinion the logic isn't only drying/wiping the clarinet but doing it on the way of water. So that you avoid to get more water in the holes, too. It's recommended to protect the wood. Ofcourse it's not the end of the world if you swab on the other way around, but I think it's important to know how to prevent unwanted things happen (such as getting often too much water in the holes, swab gets stuck inside etc ). I hope this is more clear now 😊 Cheers 💕
Salut!😉 Moi je le fais du pavillon jusqu'au barillet. Pour vous il y a une différence? De bas en haut? Puis je démonte et enlève soigneusement l'eau sur toutes les parties. Je vous fais une bise😉
4 года назад+1
Oui comme j'ai expliqué il faut faire en direction de l'eau ! 😊
Bem. Vocé nâo precisa. Vocé vé como ela faz. É exatamente à maneira de fazer. Bem que eu vou de cima parà baixo. O importante é secar o estrumento como deve ser. À madeira nâo gosta humidade. Bom dia😉
Je viens de trouver cette vidéo sur le nettoyage du bec, par Vandoren. ruclips.net/video/6UK8Uh6l57k/видео.html
4 года назад+1
Jean Lespinasse c’est fou! J’ai nettoyé mon bec après avoir vu des vidéos comme ça et il a perdu sa couleur! Il est devenu noir-jaune! En plus brosser dedans? Je suis pas d‘accord, je ne le ferais jamais. Si vous faites confiance quand-même, allez-y 🤷🏻♀️ Je fais toujours mes vidéos par rapport mes experiences...merci quand-même
@ Je vous crois Selin, et je trouve ça bizarre. Je nettoie mes becs de saxophone, mais pas comme dans cette vidéo Vandoren. Je les laisse tremper dans un verre de vinaigre ensuite je les frotte avec une éponge douce, je les rince à l’eau froide et je les sèche avec un torchon. Ils n’ont jamais changé de couleur. Je ne connaissais pas cette méthode Vandoren. Je joue du saxophone alto et j’apprécie vos vidéos comme “long tone”, “double tonguing” que j’adapte au saxophone. Vous êtes bonne pédagogue.
4 года назад+1
Jean Lespinasse merci beaucoup pour le compliment! Je suis contente d‘avoir entendu tout ça. Exactement: ça va bien avec l‘eau froide+vinaigre+avec un torchon doux ... mais la brosse dedans m‘a vraiment choquée! Je leur ai écrit un commentaire pour demander, on verra comment ils vont répondre.
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*I've forgotten some little details:
"especially NO HOT water" and to only use COLD water WITH vinegar or hydrogen peroxide"
I hope it all helps!
Enjoy :)
Wunderschöne Frisur Selin.
Tolles Video😘♥️
Robin Hood Danke schön ! 🙋🏻♀️
Excellent video. I've gotten into the habit of using a separate swab to clean the joints so I don't introduce cork grease residue into the interior of the instrument.
Stephen Broll Yes this is a great idea and I totally suggest it (but I’m too lazy to do it each time) 😅🙏🏻
The upper part has a lot of keys, that are shut in normal position. Under the keys there can hide a lot of water even after swabing. After disassembling, I use to hold the upper part with my left hand as normal, seal the bore with my right palm, and blow through the bore, while opening all the keys one after another. (Don't forget to swab after this procedure once again ;)
Yes, I'll make another video about the "water in the holes" because there're many ways to clean them ( I already showed one actually in my previous video) But I dedicated this video only for the swabbing :)
THANK YOU FOR THE EXPLANATION! I PUT FOR THE CAMPANA. 👏👏👏👏👏
You're very helpful! Thank you!
Yeahhh Selin♥️
Κωνσταντίνος Βελησσαρίου 🤩🤩🤩
Interesting video ! However I don't really agree about the mouthpiece : I swab it after every use since I started to play the clarinet (that was about 40 years ago !), of course I had several different mouthpieces since then, but each one of them I kept maybe about 5 to 10 years, and cleaning them with the cloth never caused any damage or problem what so ever.
I heard some people saying that, but as in practice I never experienced any consequence, it seems to me that it is just superstition !
No problem either with using tap water to clean it, and I even sometimes I use some cleaning liquid for dishes (of course not with a scratchy sponge for obvious reasons), it is absolutely harmless.
Vinegar is good indeed to remove limestone traces.
There is however one thing to avoid absolutely : hot water. Warm (around 37°C) is perfectly fine, but very hot water will make your mouthpiece turn from black to brown (I did that mistake once) !
Hi, thanks for the advices, I didn't know the right way! I have a problem in these days, which is I'm not motivated and I don't study because of this... Do you have any advices?
Thanks for everything!
Hey Luca! I'm happy you get some info thanks to my video. It happens that we loose sometimes the motivation, we're human being. You could go around some applications such as Tomplay, Metronaut App or Cadenza Live and play some pieces with the accompaniment. Or discover some new pieces and sight read!
Harikaydı selin abla çok teşekkürler ❤️
Elif Güven rica ederim canım 😊
How did you decide what is right and wrong?! Not sure about your way of swabbing. It's a popular fact, that mostly the upper joint forms condense from the warm air. Which means that you spread the humidity all the way down to the bell, and also wet the holes, which were to this point more or less dry. If you swab from bottom up (which is wrong according to you) you remove it from dry-to-wet direction, which is more logical. Not to mention that the lower joint doesn't even wet sometimes! Cheers and indulge!
Let's say I decided based on years of experience :) Plus, almost all of my former professors have mentioned the same. I have water already everywhere in my clarinet after not even half an hour of practice... In my opinion the logic isn't only drying/wiping the clarinet but doing it on the way of water. So that you avoid to get more water in the holes, too. It's recommended to protect the wood. Ofcourse it's not the end of the world if you swab on the other way around, but I think it's important to know how to prevent unwanted things happen (such as getting often too much water in the holes, swab gets stuck inside etc ). I hope this is more clear now 😊 Cheers 💕
@ I didn't get your logic, but you're beautiful! Cheers! : - *
I agree with you 100 percent! Other than that, a delightful presentation.
Çok teşekkürler hocam, bu güzel video için... 🙏🙏
Ben teşekkür ederim, şimdi bir tane daha geliyor. Bu kez deliğe kaçan suyu nasıl temizleyebiliriz onu açıklayacağım
To clean the mouthpiece, instead of vinegar or peroxide I use lemon juice/water: less malodorous than the others and just as effective.
I usually do not use my swan to clean the joints but another cloth. This is due to the cork grease.
Thank you. What is the music at the end of this video? A duet for bes clarinet and bass clarinet? What is the name?
It's me playing Juguito de pina :) you can watch it on my channel
@ thanks 😘
Oh my God.... I am always doing exactly all the wrong steps ... 😬😬😬😨😓😰🤢....
Thank you so much for share your time, tips and expertise!
Toseli Matos I‘m happy if it helps 🙏🏻 you‘re very welcome 😊
Teşekkürler hocam.
Legal, exatamente assim que eu faço pra limpar
Salut!😉
Moi je le fais du pavillon jusqu'au barillet.
Pour vous il y a une différence?
De bas en haut?
Puis je démonte et enlève soigneusement l'eau sur toutes les parties.
Je vous fais une bise😉
Oui comme j'ai expliqué il faut faire en direction de l'eau ! 😊
@
Quand on y pense oui...
Moi j'avais vu le contraire.
Mais de haut vers le bas est en fait logique en fait.
Ok.
Je vais faire comme ça.
Merci😉
@@BennyGoodman1977 Je vous en prie 😃
Would it be possible to translate into Portuguese?
Ivan da Costa Santos I can only speak English, French, Turkish and a bit German. So I’m afraid it wouldn’t be possible for the moment🙏🏻
Bem.
Vocé nâo precisa.
Vocé vé como ela faz.
É exatamente à maneira de fazer.
Bem que eu vou de cima parà baixo.
O importante é secar o estrumento como deve ser.
À madeira nâo gosta humidade.
Bom dia😉
@
Je lui ai juste dit de suivre ce que vous faites.
L'important est d'enlever l'humidité car le bois n'aime pas l'eau.
Surtout les Selmer...😂😂😂😂
Actually I think I can! but later, thanks for the patience
Je viens de trouver cette vidéo sur le nettoyage du bec, par Vandoren. ruclips.net/video/6UK8Uh6l57k/видео.html
Jean Lespinasse c’est fou! J’ai nettoyé mon bec après avoir vu des vidéos comme ça et il a perdu sa couleur! Il est devenu noir-jaune! En plus brosser dedans? Je suis pas d‘accord, je ne le ferais jamais. Si vous faites confiance quand-même, allez-y 🤷🏻♀️ Je fais toujours mes vidéos par rapport mes experiences...merci quand-même
@ Je vous crois Selin, et je trouve ça bizarre. Je nettoie mes becs de saxophone, mais pas comme dans cette vidéo Vandoren. Je les laisse tremper dans un verre de vinaigre ensuite je les frotte avec une éponge douce, je les rince à l’eau froide et je les sèche avec un torchon. Ils n’ont jamais changé de couleur. Je ne connaissais pas cette méthode Vandoren. Je joue du saxophone alto et j’apprécie vos vidéos comme “long tone”, “double tonguing” que j’adapte au saxophone. Vous êtes bonne pédagogue.
Jean Lespinasse merci beaucoup pour le compliment! Je suis contente d‘avoir entendu tout ça. Exactement: ça va bien avec l‘eau froide+vinaigre+avec un torchon doux ... mais la brosse dedans m‘a vraiment choquée! Je leur ai écrit un commentaire pour demander, on verra comment ils vont répondre.
@ J’ai vu ça, j’espère qu’ils vous enverront un B40 tout neuf. 🙂