How to Play Faster on the Clarinet with Jazz Artist Eddie Daniels

[@backunmusical]

"It's not what you play but how you play it" - Eddie Daniels

[@lysanderothcodm6826]

‘If you can play it slowly, you can play it quickly’

[@lizziea5480]

LOL THIS GOT LIKED

[@joechavez784]

LING LING

[@issyzh]

TWOSET! LING LING 😂

[@adrienthewitchcraftteacher4940]

LING LING 40 HOURS

[@thegreatistaken1118]

Ahhh I see you’re a man of Culture as well

[@ryankO0sh]

he sounds airy because he is sub-toning to prevent sounding too loud. the mic they use is designed probably for a small room and with his clarinet setup and the amount of air he has prepared to put through that instrument, it would distort horribly because of so much sound.

[@finleyjones1780]

No one needs an excuse 😂, the dude just didn’t care enough to put a good reed on . . . Doesn’t mean he sounds bad all the time, the video was just about technique, not about sound.

[@rossanred]

@@finleyjones1780 no, he sounds airy in a lot of his videos on this channel. This explanation makes total sense to me.

[@thelookingcat]

@@finleyjones1780 Nah he's just a jazz clarinetist, I personally love the air. Let's hear your amazing clarinet sound.

[@Jokervision744]

Nice

[@vincescuderi]

Good reminder here. Slow, deliberate practice is much more valuable than speedy practice. I'm dealing with finding home and comfortable placement of fingers again, after semi-successful carpal tunnel surgery. More important now to feel whatever my fingers can feel to seat properly on each tone hole. Saxophone is a different story, since the pads do the hole covering for you. Thanks BMS and ED.

[@profitleads]

He's a very good teacher. His basics of "landing", starting with playing one note, etc.....he reminds me of my first band director, who claimed that your best technique comes from "teaching your brain....which controls your fingers and the muscles in your face" how to play a note exactly right. That's a tough lesson for young kids to latch on to and believe, but it's so true.

[@kbh4950]

I've been playing for over twenty years and much of what Eddie is saying I already know but I've found this video incredibly useful and I'm incorporating it in my practice sessions with great results. Thank you Eddie.

[@BobYourell]

So true! In short, practice slowly and conscientiously to establish muscle memory. But there's more, definitely worth a listen.

[@thatboydaniel6655]

Good a teacher that actually do the things he teach.

[@jesusramos__]

My band teacher is that type of teacher who makes you learn everything yourself Instead of helping you and your classmates individually.

[@iampotato995]

@@jesusramos__ facts

[@maxbergeron1334]

"my fingers getting comfortable in that f hole" really im done ;-;

[@nukesakuji]

max bergeon fudge, i was too late on commenting that... I was gonna do it ;w;

[@TabenYoung]

I knew this was going to be a comment. Just knew it.

[@bkre]

Pretty confuzing for non native English speakers ::)))

[@rickstokes2239]

Eddie’s breath control and embouchure were so good on the clarinet that even in the fast passages you could hear the individual finger landings. Sort of a Kenny G effect only on the clarinet.

[@adityatyagi4009]

Great lesson. By practicing slowly, you actually improve at a faster rate thus allowing you to play faster sooner! YAY!

[@jazzgent]

Boy, I can't wait to hear Fuzzix Play! You could tell by his very high-quality comments that he is such a great player. Wow we are honored to have him make his comments!

[@shrekswife3755]

i’m sorry but sometimes the camera angles and zooms remind me of the office

[@TimPriceJazz]

This guy, Eddie Daniels has a great depth of understanding of the instrument and music. What he sais makes total sense- and is very vital. Brilliant mind.

[@stephenruggieri]

Eddie, I started playing faster when I started playing my long tones for about 1 hour a day. After about 3 weeks I noticed that my hands felt really comfortable on the keys and my playing improved tremendously ! and faster. Tenor Sax.

[@Jaujau933]

Eddie Daniels what a great player and teacher 👍🏼👍🏼😎

[@mytroyjonesmusic]

Awesome advice. It's usually the simple things we miss in our rush to perfect the hard stuff.

[@Jenny-we3hn]

oh yea. especially for me i never got to master the basics as my director just promoted me to symphonic

[@lawrencefairbairn5339]

Thanks Eddie.Valuable information, and I don't even play clarinet.I play tenor sax and I am trying to make up for lost time, and the more good information about practising and playing that I can grasp, the better.All the best.

[@pniiice]

Eddie daniels plays sax too. Look for his stuff, he's amazing.

[@DrDaab]

This is wonderful, extremely good advice. It makes terrific sense from everything that we know (certainly that even I know), from how the brain learns, from what the neuroscience of learning tells us. So to get those neurons firing with exquisite precision, while playing really fast, you need to practice, and practice and then practice some more playing beautiful sounding notes, very slowly. Then after much practice the ability to play those notes accurately comes easily. Eddie Daniels is not a only a World Class Performer, but a Terrific Teacher. These two talents do not usually go together. So much THANKS for both making great music and giving great advice ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

[@mrbigg151]

Very nice clarinets in the background👀

[@arnoldwegstern5124]

Eddie explains it very well. His sound is similar to that of northern Germany " s clarinet-man Martin Schmidt-Hahn. This man is performing on a clarinet with a german system, as u can see on his videos. Incredible !!

[@jeanhodgson8623]

No. Eddie is playing a Boehm clarinet there.

[@nielserikmogensen-lasen1023]

The best 5 minutes I have had in a long time. Thanks !!

[@dreamwaves2rg]

Some interesting points.... I like the way Eddie changes our perspective on clarinet technique, for his comments echo what many commercial pilots maintain - the "landing' is always much more difficult than taking that initial inspirational leap into space - let those fingers "fly"....

[@braesmom4]

That makes sense! I have been having trouble getting my fingers to do what I want them to after not playing for almost 20 years! I play the flute primarily but this is going to help me! Thanks!

[@cardboardmusic]

Excellent, and sounds like such a nice person also. I must say I loved his first albums .... way back when. Most of the tunes on tenor, a few on flute and maybe one on clarinet. He was (is) such an underrated tenor player.

[@AnNhienmusic]

This actually help me on playing piano, thanks

[@eresunmilagro]

❤La mejor clase de filosofía impartida por un musico. Ahora entiendo por qué Eddie Daniels es el mejor de todos los tiempos; su virtuosismo deriva de su certeza.

[@flipalka]

Best tone on the clarinet of any jazz player - ever.

[@jeanhodgson8623]

How about Benny Goodman? Buddy de Franco was great, too, and also played the bass clarinet without the weird noises that Eric Dolphy made on it.

[@kevinstreich286]

What a great explanation.

[@carmanmusic]

The real moment of education comes in the last few seconds of this clip. The "heart" of the music you play is in the notes you hold.

[@jansanchez879]

This man has like a million pliers for some reason

[@barrynrhondag7404]

It took me 6 minutes to understand this

[@ReIigionlsForIdiots]

It’s in a repair shop.

[@Hnmcl-l9z]

@Vrolok Von Alexander it's difficult to relight that love for music... perhaps seek out some source of inspiration

[@CoachKatanaHead]

@Jerome Vrolok Von Alexander keep playing anyway.

[@tjadventures]

i love the heart you put in what you're doing...

[@InglisAcademy]

Good advice on the importance of accuracy in technique by Eddie Daniels. And the opening fragment by Vivaldi is a piece to build chops!

[@digztytwo]

"my finger's getting comfortable in that f hole" could not watch past that.

[@Moucheron1990]

Great advice. Beautiful Clarinet too.

[@PirateOfTheNorth]

You have a beautiful clarinet

[@stumaclean111]

Awesome, Eddie.

[@koyunbaba73]

Parking! What a great analogy. I'll have to think about that and use it in my own teaching, citing him properly, of course.

[@dominiquegasquet2087]

THANK YOU EDDIE.MERCI BEAUCOUP. BEST LESSON I VE SEEN SO FAR. VERY HELPFULL.

[@backunmusical]

Glad it was helpful!

[@TheKwatt1]

I play the sax but the info is still touching on some things that ring true,thanks for the schooling ! Your teaching style is well received.

[@mitcherny6965]

why is there so much airy empty puffing?

[@gameaddiction7731]

It's because he has a common bad habit among clarinetists, leaking air through the sides of the mouth.

[@fuzzix6173]

Dim Cherny he hasn't worn into his reed properly, why he would choose a reed he is not comfortable playing to demonstrate a clarinet tutorial video is beyond me.

[@substitoad7069]

Jazz setup, listen to him perform

[@morganfreeman544]

@@substitoad7069 you're correct, don't know why people be thinking Eddie Daniels is some type-a ameteur lol

[@substitoad7069]

Morgan Freeman young players who don’t know any better most of em

[@benjaminpicard]

@backunmusical i guess you're right... the playing speaks for itself!!

[@dieujustesebastien1891]

Hello Mr,i love that you do and i will practice that.have a Nice day.

[@giorgiodramis7430]

Eddie you are the best clarinetist in the world!

[@misi1979]

Is a nice and kind people...it's pleasent to listen playing and talking...nice video,and usefull

[@zarifk]

Eddie Daniels is freaking epic person and player

[@MrTaikambing]

very good analogi.. n its fun learning from you mr. Daniels..

[@joeschmo1332]

What an awesome player, thanks !!

[@jemcnair76]

This guy is GREAT! I enjoyed the hell out of that.

[@bjazz68]

Thank you.

[@claudiobarile]

Great advice, Maestro!

[@owaisrehman9930]

Beautiful

[@stevenyang7942]

What clarinet do you have? It looks so proffesional

[@thierryquere5979]

Hello Eddie, thank’s to,remind us the basic truths about playing with agility. I would add some useful tips. Don’t lift your’fingers too much and avoid contracting your fingers. But the basic tip is : slow down, down and down and increase very progressivly your speed and the speed will come naturally !

[@loricook173]

Thank you 😁 .

[@megalol1344]

Hope I can sound as good as you one day!

[@Abmarp]

Que bueno!! You play well

[@Meepo316]

I find that playing relaxed also helps. When I try to play fast, the sound is garbled and I don't hit all my notes. By if I loosen up, and instead try to play the piece without pushing myself I can play it just fine

[@karadytube]

You're great master, I like your spirit :)

[@klarinetta]

You can also say that you move your fingers always at the same speed the movements are just closer or futher from each other.

[@eddieo1067]

i'm struggling so hard to learn a marching band solo, it's my senior year and I've been playing for seven years but I just cant play those fast notes, but I'm going to practice and try until I get it.

[@dawnalive]

listening helps me improve..thank you

[@LondonClarinetist]

4.41 to the end. I absolutely get you!

[@somescorpio1798]

Sounds so airy, and bright

[@mandralinluna6885]

"my fingers get comfortable on that f hole" I need a life forreals

[@wyndhleodumegwu253]

Eddie, do you still play #1 tenor sax and #1 flute & piccolo? I have those early LPs of yours with woodwind excellence. Thanks, Professor. Lohvissimo!

[@Ster29051]

I would like to see a video where they introduce all the backun products and their special features

[@adysaxman77]

Hi, has Eddie ever produced/ manufactured, or endorsed a tenor saxophone? Only I've seen one for sale bearing the name 'Daniel's' and the seller says that it was bought in New York in 2002.

[@bayouswing2595]

very valuable tip

[@arnoldwegstern5124]

Very nice. But take a look at Martin Schmidt-Hahn clarinet !!

[@ericsax8353]

Thanks !

[@Drago0900]

I want to have a talk with this guy he seems light hearted and I want tutoring from him I want to keep first chair and he is great and anyone know what clarinet I should get I played on a Yamaha advantage and want to move up and want to make videos of songs on clarinet

[@solangeandreaarayacancino5737]

Mi sueño es ver a Eddie Daniels en vivo alguna vez en mi vida....

[@sarahthibodaux8595]

HOW THE HELL when he played fast it caught my attention, good teacher

[@Eugeniavlogduet4099]

I want to learn more of the clarinet ,

[@marcusdickerson3016]

You should review the new LIBRE clarinet ligature sold on ebay tL

[@marcusdickerson3016]

I wish someone would review the new Dickerson Resonator Ligature for clarinet please

[@nate-ox5lw]

This applies for all kinds of instruments actually

[@maryshih1675]

His finger was getting comfortable on the f hole. 😂 I need to get a life

[@JellyJade0215]

Thank god it wasn't the A hole.

[@BawanGazzaz]

What is relationship between gyming (going to gym and hold heave weight) and playing clarinet ? What is the effect of gyming ? Is gyming good for our fingers or is effect our fingers in a bad side and make them rough ? Thanks for your respond

[@rebeccahepherd8068]

And that's why I should practice scales 😅 I get it now

[@nelzonbarreto583]

Gostei Qual o valor do clarinete em Dó

[@goatphilososphy]

He's great :)

[@jennymonahan3254]

my band directer met you 11 years ago he says!

[@gclips4u]

Can you please tell me the brand and the model of the clarinette?

[@backunmusical]

This is a Backun MoBa Clarinet.

[@pegschr]

love all your videos! Tell me about the barrel you use.

[@lucasbastos2575]

How model this clarinet?

[@mrclarinet56]

Hi Eddie, do you have something over your bottom teeth to protect your lip? If so, is it a folded Rizla or something special you have bought. Great Video. Thanks Colin

[@EDGeProjects]

My only concern with the video is that there's a lot of focus on the "going home" concept but little in the way of actual technical training from this video for a rookie or novice unless you watch closely. Part of the video should discuss finger placement, in particular how high a finger might lift. I may be getting too technical, but there's no denying that some of the high lifting might cause new players to raise fingers way too high and effect them long term. Best to catch that early.

[@roxylebon]

very very good and right ! Anyhow , i prefer the Henghel Gualdi sound . the best in the world. R

[@janicemitchell5783]

Agh! Loves the sound of his own voice, making a point but taking SO much time. I can't even listen to him...

[@farukgumulcine4897]

Please play some Turkish clarinet songs like Hüsnü Şenlendirici the Star in Turkey.

[@Bageera63]

That advice goes for ANY instrument.

[@eresunmilagro]

Sabiduría zen🙏🌱

[@phillipmccrevis]

I think the 70's jazz guy (Eddie Daniels??) plays in my community band clarinet section. He is pretty good but didn't make the 1st clarinet section. His real name is Chris Lepsmakker.

[@gabrielbotsford791]

This guy's pretty good, might have a future...

[@masterwings50]

that analogy was funny but it works

[@mehmetilhangazioglu5191]

What is the piece name at the begginnig? (sorry for english)

[@inwirax.8746]

Great tempo Sir, but remember yr focal points, in order to maintain control, over yr mind...