"How to Laugh on Clarinet" with Oleg Lapidus www.mLessons.co.uk

[@pindorama11]

Dear Oleg That was a great clear class. Thanks a lot. Kiss from Brasil

[@lisam1987]

Thanks for showing us!! I've always wanted to try it with Klezmer, so this opens the door for me now. I think it's going to take some work to get used to the embouchure for it, lol.

[@brassxbucket]

Thanks. I always wanted to know how to do that!

[@artefrei]

Dear scottriche Yes, the mouthpiece is Vandoren 5 JB. Hug from Brasil

[@pianodudeler]

Love your accent and playing!

[@manseman86]

@marksp its called Freylekhe Mekhutonim, great song!

[@gracegorman3306]

I used to do all that when I was a beginner. It got trained out.

[@EugenieAbsalom]

Thank you for the comment, Uno. I am glad that you did.

[@SqueakStixRock]

Hahahah thats soo cool! I'm definitely going to try this!

[@theoboegoddess]

Your Russian accent is lovely!

[@hannahcazy]

Wow :) your really good!

[@xianninghuang8470]

hey Oleg :D I was wondering if you could make me an audio sample pack of that clarinet laugh ^_^ that sounds really great and it would be awesome if you could release a pack of sounds so we can use it in our youtube videos just for fun ^_^ I love your work!!!... nobody has ever made it sound so real ....you are the best oleg, keep rocking.

[@adammorgan710]

Great vid dude, can you tell me what you play as the first example of this effect? Thanks

[@UnoSemper]

That was good. I had a constant smile on my face...lol

[@Ckilolo44]

The song is called "A Klezmer Karnival"

[@EugenieAbsalom]

Great!

[@MrDrPlatapus]

I'm sorry, i couldn't understand, what was the name of that mouthpiece? Great Video by the way!

[@crusher1231000]

could you please make tutorial for playing vibrato? (:

[@npz3627]

hello, do you know wether it is possible to do something similar on the flute ? (...just wonder because the flute was used prior to flute in early klezmer music)

[@nathanpavlovsky6514]

Could I use Vandoreen M-15 for this, or is it not open enough?

[@crazitaco]

kickass, now when my brother makes a horse sound on his trumpet i can do this in return!!! >:D

[@missread5932]

You are awesome! what type of 5jb mouthpiece do you have ?on ebay there are different ones like traditional , profile88,cm310 so confusing

[@orocyni]

anyone know what's the ideal reed for this technique? i am using 3.5, is it too hard?

[@ruwodu]

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[@motomidget11]

is that song siman tov

[@SqueakStixRock]

PS I dig the tie =P

[@ChadDiglett]

Yeah sorry about that i noticed a while ago on the video, at first i couldn't understand him due to my hearing problems.

[@ChadDiglett]

Is it 5JB?

[@tltorres98]

i wish I knew what this song was called

[@SashaB11910G]

It's called "Khosn Kale Mazltov" or "Bride and Groom Congratulations". It is a freylakh (i.e. festive, joyous melody) which is often played at weddings.

[@missread5932]

it might be 'bay mir bitsu sheyn'

[@MrTheClarinet]

Hello Oleg! could you perhaps tell me the name of this piece? and check out my channel i have some similar videos

[@soltbolz]

BORAAAAAAAT FTW!

[@cimmik]

Do you know if it is possible to do laugh on the saxophone?

[@missread5932]

it might be 'bay mir bitsu sheyn'

[@JustOneMoreSecond]

elmo??

[@daniel98734]

I am Russian too!!!!

[@yidel229]

thanks but it's really not that simple for me

[@ERM213]

Hahah cool a clown laugh hahahaha =D

[@biobird98]

He's Kazakhastani.....

[@SaxophonePak1998]

100% )))

[@MrMASLIFE]

cago en la mar..no entiendo una caraja xDD

[@Fubusama]

not sure I agree with everything you've said in this video. Poker is a game of many levels and I think you've over-simplified it too much. But then again maybe I'm over complicating it...

[@SaxophonePak1998]

He is Russiann