Clariperu: Robert Spring clarinet warm-up (subtitulado)

[@jen3345]

Wow, I am amazed at the bottom comment. To me, he is very very good and has a right to show what he can do, after many many years of work and practice. I find this video really inspiring and it makes me want to keep going to reach those heights. This is only a glimpse of the insane things professors can do on a clarinet (and not just Bob Spring). Without his "showing off", I would've given up the clarinet by now, thinking that I can't break limits. I'm grateful that he was willing to risk being called arrogant just to inspire a few serious clarinetists; I've never seen any other pro clarinetist do this.

[@reinaldopinto3802]

halokitteh é

[@Clariperu]

Yes, he is a wonderful player and we are very happy to have this video with him!

[@powellpicc1985]

He is AMAZING, and this demonstration is fantastic. A great deal of this could be applied to any/all woodwinds.

[@SunilGadgil]

OMG....two stands. That is brilliant. Oh, and the finger and tongue technique is pretty good too. Thanks to Dr. Spring, I've been using this warm-up for several weeks and never felt more powerful with my saxophone altissimo and articulation!

[@jjm3364]

Please never delete this this is pure gold

[@SRivera83]

thank you SO much for still having this available to this day. this is GOLD

[@sriramanmuralidharan7053]

Absolutely , learning to play the clarinet is all about getting to the right resources. I found the Clarinet companion by John Ryszka to be useful too.

[@jerrykorten664]

"At 240 I feel my tongue is warmed up!" LOL! Bravo.

[@proSpiritofTruth]

I am not familiar with all of the geat clarinetists but you (Robert Spring) are the nearest thing I have seen to my favourite clarientist, Robert Marcellus, in person. It has been really great for me to see and hear such good playing in detail. If I could add anythig it would be to play as hard and mechanically accurate as physically possible, sets of four semitbreves on low Bb, without losing any of the musicality of the tone, then eight minims, and sixteen crochets adding denisty down to E1.

Amazing staccato and agility !

[@mrparke007]

This is just so awe-inspiring. Best video I've seen in a long time. :)

[@uuuhmanda]

ive always wanted to learn how to circular breath. you, sir, are my hero. :D

[@pedrocks1312]

Yeah, this guy really knows what he's talking about. I like how he give credit to his fingers doing the work. It's because of the fingers that everything really fall into place. Great tone, spectacular articulation, wonderful playing. I would like to know what he knows about clearer single-triple tonguing and flawless circular breathing...

[@KevinAmesComposer]

@moncor3 I've seen him perform many times. He is as impressive artistically as he is technically. It's odd to me that some will criticize ones musicality based upon a warm-up routine.

[@TrabalRipoll]

Veeeery good video!!! How is possible this staccatto!! Wow!!!! Thanks for posting.

[@nelzonbarreto583]

Gostei Qual o valor do clarinete

[@AznZzzZzz]

omg i havent even commented until now...yay for the TRULY, INSPIRING VIDEO!!! *tears*

[@chaguirre1]

omg he is so good!! he is my girlfriends clarinet teacher!!!! she was the one who was so amazed by him and told me so many things about him but i didnt believe her until i saw this video!

[@bayouswing2595]

this is a very valuable exercise.

[@donhitemusic]

I wonder how long this whole warm up takes! He must be exhausted before he gets to whatever else he's working on. Very impressive though, I've been meaning to get his CD.

[@LondonClarinetist]

Please tell me your technique for circular breathing. I've tried and tried! ...and those staccatos are something else!

[@web4pro]

Thanks Robert ! and respect ! i will try to do it every but certainly not for the moment the triple staccato at that speed ! ;-)

[@KKMLandCompany]

I'm sooooooooo excited! He's coming to play with my school in a few weeks! :D (and I'm a clarinetist, so I'm like freakin out!) He's an amazing musician. Look him up on itunes and look for Flight Of the Bumble Bee. It's freakin crazy awesome!

[@BelliniHighTV]

Magnifico!!!

[@gabrielmanqueblamey6283]

alguien sabe el nombre de la obra o ejercicio que toca al inicio del video ????

[@misi1979]

Excellent warm up.Just one question:how You double and triple tonging?With ta-ka-ka-ka?Can You explain?

[@cronida15]

Muchas gracias CLARIPERU

[@hudsoncampos5976]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@foreignboy221]

that. was. fucking. awesome. I think I'm going to cry. This was just so amazing.

[@Scringus9]

When he said "now I feel like my single tongue is nice and warmed up" my jaw dropped

[@marcomazzini]

Yes!

[@juancalvibassclarinet1171]

wooowwww!!!!! amazing. thanks!!

[@klarinetta]

I'm not happy. I bought the Baermann complete method op.63 Third Division Edited by Gustave Langenus published by Carl Fischer based on this video and I can't find anything of what Robert is referring to. For example there are no arpeggios on page 14 only interrupted scales :( Please could someone tell me what book he is referring to. Thanks.

[@JasonAlder]

This is 8 years too late, but it's not the Baermann edited by Langenus book... it's just the Langenus method book.

[@2812Xavier]

Hats off to you

[@xHuntedGunzPCGx]

What warm up is that in the very beginning? What book is it from?

[@clarinetfanatic]

I Do this warm up also!!!... though my teacher was a student of his. My goal in life is to as amazing on clarinet as he is.

[@javinovsky]

Pure gold

[@clargirl1]

wgisaxer can we see one of your KZbin videos?

[@nickzkiller]

the high notes are insane

[@legomaster9501]

Your really good

[@dennispilkington956]

Like Dad always said: "sounds good but now play us a tune" joke. God Bless!

[@Clariperu]

😁😁

[@dabibbler]

How in the world does he single tongue at 240?!?!? It's hard enough around 120. And how does he get that double-tongue so clean?? It sounds just like single tonguing!!!

[@bliszti]

köszi Robibácsi

[@josephrojas7019]

So does anyone anyone have the fingerings over the C?

[@DTrinh09]

wow that was so high.. highest i can go is altissimo A but that's disregarding intonation and everything.. i'm probably more comfortable going no more than 2-3 ledgers above the staff. interesting warm-up. maybe i should adopt it.. i definitely want to improve and regulate my technique. check out my clarinet videos to see what i mean on what needs working...

[@toelam]

it's a pyne Ck+ mouthpiece and pyne barrel

[@xDiegodm]

ahaha muy bueno el tio !!!

[@Lincoln-jw6hp]

Nota dez.

[@DECCA11]

Listen Bazzini on new Decca Cd by Alessandro Carbonare....spectacular ! You can find a presentation on you tube too....

[@JeremiahBaker2]

those arrpeggios at 170 are like clarinet porn!!! lol

[@Lui191]

grande

[@NickQue]

wow.

[@xHuntedGunzPCGx]

Single tonguing at 240...ummm I definitely dont think it's possible(but nothing is impossible)....

[@islesclarinet]

I get the feeling that I could do this warm-up for 10 years and still never come nearly close to being able to tongue that fast....jeez

[@Duncanmn]

2:25 I'm like "CLARINET EXPLOSION!!!" Sometimes I feel like my clarinet will explode if I go too high into the altissimo...

[@oRiGiNALLYxALiVe]

LOL. everyone's gonna be inspired tomorrow.

[@web4pro]

@nevetsatrab ... i would love to hear what you can do :-)

[@정비담]

i think his finger ability is so wonderful. but thats all.

[@musicianintheshadows]

Wow.. long barrel.

[@crazydhesi]

If this is his warm up I wonder how he sounds when hes actually playing...

[@porsche911sbs]

Holy Jesus, 2:29 is SO high

[@onecentnickel]

i played with him just of yesterday

[@chocotastic]

A little Brahms 2 at 5:24 :D

[@tehprsn8381]

i just shat myself

[@NikshavonRammstein]

God almighty.... I wonder if he finds anything technically challenging at this point.

[@westhno]

ke clarinete me recomienda soi de chile

[@chrismurphy4824]

I saw this video many years ago and agree that it is a good warm-up routine for someone who 'already' has virtuosic technical mastery of the clarinet. Mastery of scales etc. is undoubtedly the route to technical mastery of any instrument but, what it fails to acknowledge, is that a good technique is a 'means to an end'. Playing 'musically', with real artistry, requires something more than a solid technique. A sound technique allows a 'musician' (rather than an instrumentalist) to more easily 'express' a composers intentions. Technique should be at the service of the music, not the other way round. It is no use being able to play fast tongued passages if, for example, you have no concept of how to shape a phrase or how to bring out the different tonal characteristics of your instrument and fail to capture and convey the intended character of a piece.

[@kennyr1161]

My nigga this is a warm up routine

[@98djmiller]

harem god 💀💀💀

[@BenTorres1]

This guy is a fuc*ing monster! I'm a sax player, so what do I know? He sounds like the Michael Brecker of the clarinet! WOW.

[@CURSEYH]

This guy is beast. LOL.

[@piratefan1324]

That's my god fahter!

[@UVERworldXD]

ZOMG HEY RANDY AND SOPHIA AND ELLIOT. lol. this is like freaky cool.

[@nevetsatrab]

The back of the tongue sounds too low and does not shape the sound properly or provide enough focus in the middle and upper register.

[@TheKevinV08]

Damn, this guy takes longer to warm up than I do practice.

[@gordonbrewer7128]

Clarinet appears to an A class

[@JPSclarinet]

Dragon...Tongue...

[@akosszalai3982]

8 peolple dont do warmup ever day... " ::D

[@buffetosca]

O.O

[@WeeeItzElliot]

a clarinet can make those screaming high notes? D: everything i know is a lie! D:

[@diskfighter1]

lol? isn't this for clarenets players? :P hi guys

[@moncor3]

Some of this is pretty impressive technically, but on the other hand... meh. For me there's nothing worse than a musician who thinks talent is who can play the fastest/loudest/lowest/highest, but disregards what music is about. This video just gives me the impression that you are one of these soulless show-offs. Some people may like it, but in the end, this is among the most boring musical abilities to have. Have fun!

[@juliodubini4867]

Ok, technic is always a servant but with excellent servants you can do everything!

[@rubengreenberg2253]

I would tend to agree with you.

[@matvelius]

Dumbest thing I read on the internet today!

[@st.mars6]

Learning these fundamentals allows for expression. How can you be expressive and musical with a piece you can't play?