(N. Paganini) Capriccio N°24 for Clarinet

[@snaake9389]

I bet this is what Squidward thinks he sounds like

[@xiiaohao3871]

Finally I found a comment related to Squidward😂

[@frankgonzo7807]

xiiao hao 😂😂 FR

[@timothyseo2410]

LOL xd

[@Faaizer]

@@xiiaohao3871 squidward is my brother

[@gw7911]

What do you mean "thinks he sounds like" he sounds just like this

[@tian9499]

I N T E R E S T I N G and also remember if you can play it slow, you can play it fast

[@safairie9660]

And don't forget the B flats

[@kpp28]

Ah yes, back with the unfunny recurring memes.

[@adarcohenelias5143]

Ling ling

[@mourupaghosh6978]

You’ve got to practice 40 hours

[@erichan7015]

Yeah I'm hearing B flats

[@Crimson9724]

Jesus probably hand crafted that reed for him 0_o

[@davidmella1174]

Plot twist: the reed is plastic

[@jacob1931]

Plot twist 3: I’m the rebirth of Jesus and made that reed

[@ethanh.8367]

Plot twist 4: there is no reed

[@redicendia1355]

plot twist 5: there are no more plot twists

[@margaretharrington2277]

Redicendia plot twist number 5 there is

[@FalandoDeFlauta]

Bravíssimo! The circular breathing is awesome, the sharp notes too. Thank you for sharing.

[@nataliealfera7225]

How to frick did he make it sound like he was playing two notes at once

[@GIOBODAN]

with his voice

[@kirin8735]

He was multi phonics its possible to play two notes or more at The same time

[@kirin8735]

@@GIOBODAN you're wrong btw there's ways to do it it's done more on bass clarinet and bari sax but it's possible to do it on other instruments

[@generalh1042]

@@kirin8735 actually, he is right. you are wrong.

[@mcbinks5006]

Multiphonics

[@azarath3512]

This is what it means to be a master clarinetist, perfect embouchure, prefect articulation, Exceptionally good technique, Amazing vibrato, like seriously... what does he do wrong while playing the clarinet??? I wish I could play those really high notes without under or over toning and without having to precisely readjust embouchure, because that's really my only problem playing music :(

[@j38641]

Azarath I wouldn’t necessarily say his playing is perfection. However good of a musician he may be, perfection is unachievable. I caught on that in the third section, he lost rhythm and played it unexceptionably fast. His multi tones could have been better as well (they are difficult to sound good on clarinet though). No disrespect to him though, he did a wonderful performance on a piece originally performed on violin.

[@Lcxruns]

high af notes and DONT FORGET HIS CONSISTENCY WITH MULTIPHONICS

[@danielwalker2381]

The 3rd variation is just WAY too fast.

[@reynandr.w.279]

I paused the video so that he could breathe

[@Amadea27]

😂😂

[@lukewarm958]

No need to since he can circular breathe

[@lynnlittle6278]

I tried it on oboe. I fainted

[@hiramtownsend3601]

Lynn little fainted. Go ivysaur!

[@crynyometsuto1766]

no offense but oboe's annoy me

[@818Dimples]

Wow

[@oboeverity]

@@crynyometsuto1766 As an oboist, rude people offend me more.

[@jacob1931]

Crynyo Metsuto! Honestly I’m pretty much immune to that because I hear that daily

[@misapon.9184]

i can play a c scale

[@ImNotOdd]

passions dies and so does my self worth after hearing this dude play

[@Ky81181]

I can play c

[@grease3873]

Same (:

[@plantxd7888]

Same

[@Kønssygdomssamleren]

Awesome?

[@estrellasmith3824]

those runs 1:59-2:12 just made me go 'holy CRAP!'

[@SuryanIsaac]

That's how flutists feel lmao. We have really fast runs all over the place

[@CaHqpa06]

Bravo Massimiliano , you are fantastic. I,m prof, in clarinet and saxophone in Macedonia - Skopje I like your presission tehnique and volumen color of the tone, BRAVO Maestro !!!! Zoran Kraguevski

[@zack7218]

Flight of the Bumblebee is hard. This guy: Hold my beer

[@rjyoon562]

You mean paganini: hold my beer

[@craterellus3577]

Flight of the bumblebee is a joke compared to most lesser known difficult performance pieces among the upper woodwinds.

[@itstotesmelirn1725]

its literally not hard if you know your chromatic scale. non musicians always hype it up for nothing.

[@YACABE]

Flight of the bumblee is just playing around on the chromatic scale.

[@fredericfrancoischopin6280]

​@@rjyoon562did you mean Pagarinet? 🥸

[@Grunge_Cycling]

He skipped Var. 8 and Var. 9 right after Var. 7, still a beast tho!

[@kennap33r89]

I just started playing clarient this year. Reply if you think clarinet is the best instrument

[@Grunge_Cycling]

+Kenna P33R Stick with it, you need at least three years to really perform, and seven to get on stage.

[@teamcori]

Been playing for 5 years.

[@Grunge_Cycling]

Nebula - Agar.io Just always talk to better clarinet players, and they'll always have these little tips and tricks that can save you tons of time and efforts if you try them out.

[@teamcori]

Arthur J Thanks fot the tip! I'm the only one who knows how to glissando im my whole area ^.^

[@mariofernandez8765]

Kenna P33R me

[@politeboi5580]

1:50 How the heck he do that?!

[@dunf]

@Kenai Martin Luther King Jr lol

[@rjyoon562]

He prolly hummed the part and played it at the same time

[@rebrabnhoj6662]

@@rjyoon562 i thought that too but its multiphonics i can't explain it so try to look it up

[@Hnmcl-l9z]

infertile biscuit its not multiphonics, multiphonics are when you use a certain finger to produce certain overtones along with a primary tone. What he did was singing the note he was playing an octave above, there are no multiphonic fingerings that can produce a perfect octave

[@captainkoala2280]

This guy is such a legend O.O

[@basedokadaizo]

HOW ARE YOU DOING YOUR OWN HARMONICS??? i've played for over 10 years now and never learned anything like that!! bravo!!

[@jordinosaurus]

circular breathing, am I right?

[@PiotrLatoMusic]

Why not? Great technique and his sound is HUGE.

[@purpleknight1396]

Too fast in the third phrase, the rhythm just got lost, in my opinion.

[@SoundDrout]

yeah I don’t know why he sped it up so much, then slowed it down again

[@Octavier8]

Wanna see ya repeat

[@SaxandRelax]

and if you slow it down it’s unrecognizable

[@arieltabbach4946]

Why did he skip the variation before the left hand pizz?

[@vinhnhu9381]

PurpleKnight139 so he can breathe I guess

[@alainil_vecchio6594]

Ottimo lavoro Massimiliano !! Sei forte !

[@therrrmite6846]

proof that God is real

[@comionpewrio]

Nope just proof of how good he is you stupid prick

[@comionpewrio]

Can you imagine putting months of practice into something and then someone gives the credit to god? Fuck off

[@choco_L8]

@@comionpewrio I think they were saying that this dude is a god, asshole...

[@imacat8476]

@@comionpewrio Hey look! another pathetic contemporary atheist.

[@gtassa01]

Why is Greg heffly trashing God?

[@Grunge_Cycling]

Could you let me know what mouthpiece you were using?

[@greekgodpubg386]

Arthur J no

[@bradpilcher7337]

That looks like a Backun crystal mouthpiece

[@aloraglenn732]

Those are SUPER expensive

[@authentic_blonde1068]

Arthur J it is most likely a Backun CG crystal mouthpiece. Retails for $329

[@calebprovencher7727]

Brad Pilcher Idk it looks more like a pomarico

[@wawah1603]

Clarinetists playing flight of the bumblebee and this guy goes “hold my beer”

[@SealHero]

Bruh. He played multi tones. Lessons please

[@mikeprokop1175]

You just use the "wrong register key" like the e flat key on the right or the a key or even the g sharp key

[@sjnugee]

Joe McCoy Multi tones are surprisingly easy to do and frigging impossible to make sound nice. Play a note in the lower register (I find that Ab-C are the easiest), finger it like it's in the lower register, but use an embrasure like you would for the upper register. The clarinet gets confused about what you want and tries to give you both. It sounds like you're skinning a cat, but with a lot of practice you can make it work into something vaguely melodical.

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

The multi tones don't sound nice to me , Just gimicky.

[@geokang112]

he is probly great in guitar hero

[@rachelkrueger5915]

awh why skip variation 9 it's my favorite 😂

[@drago7466]

You know why! I had to play this for national try-outs. Wanted to die

[@Leo01471]

Omg😯 those high notes!!

[@azdrielchavez]

Me encantó. Buena técnica. Gracias por compartir su talento por este medio.

[@maycondesouzacarneiro4718]

Impossível ter 28 não gostei... Sem palavras para descrever o que isso causa em mim.

[@ryanstriker9]

I've been doing some Paganini etudes and they are excellent for clarinet. This was amazing though!!!

[@ryvx106]

I need to say bravo!. Truly remarkable proformens and just beautilful. Walla min bror.

[@kevincsj40]

bravo bravooo maestro un virtuosoo espero algun dia se de una vuelta por culiacan mexico :)

[@doublefor2]

Sei sovrumano, Massimiliano!

[@a1nevare]

Wow! Amazing! Bellissimo!

[@alessandro5773]

Ele é mágico, Clarinet Si b

[@leonardonsius]

This is awesome - teach me, master

[@Isaiasfresa]

Genial eh estado siguiendo sus videos, tiene usted una tecnica estupenda, me encanta la musica que toca y por ser en clarinete y con un grado de dificultad mayor. vaya ase que se escuchen dos notas al mismo tiempo como en la interpretacion del violin, en hora buena Felicidades

[@alenpoehlman5913]

3:30 best part

[@nicolelegendre1581]

absolutely amazing!!

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

Is that a C Clarinet ? Very skillful and agile playing ! I don' t like the sound of those extreme high notes though. To my ears they're just screechy and not really vital to the performance of the piece either. I assume this was originally for Violin.

[@sboyd8312]

Basil Brush Yes, this piece was written by Paganini, who was a violinist. It was written originally for a violin, which is why this performance lacks techniques the original has such as double stops.

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

Thanks for the response Stephanie. What do you think about the Clarinet itself being use here. ? I think it's a Clarinet in C . Not in Bb.

[@sboyd8312]

Basil Brush I am not very knowledgeable in the clarinet, but I would agree that you are most likely correct.

[@anthonyaccettone3351]

this is a Bb clarinet

[@sboyd8312]

Tyler Boyle Thank you for the explanation, I see what you are talking about now.

[@ricardobom2010]

Professor manda muito. O clarinete chamou o professor de Senhor

[@thegirlwhohasnolife8502]

Saw a video on this and couldn’t believe someone could actually play this and.....boy am I wrong. Wanted to try but I mean I’m horrible and playing notes fast 😂

[@cccuznetcov]

Класснейшее исполнение. очень понравилось...

[@twany6811]

VERY NICE

[@cristiandonato7309]

incredibile......fantastico

[@怪盗姉ちゃん]

素晴らしい👏👏👏😊

[@terencelutre6195]

How long to learn for beginners?

[@lauramelissazapatagiraldo1604]

Super exelenta magestuoso y maginifico

[@bobialex]

genial , fratilor e fantastic nam stiut ca se poate asa ceva

[@millco-.-]

masterpiece

[@mdlkpprophecy6341]

That circular breathing tho :-)

[@chandermohinibhola7204]

Master Class 👌❤️

[@francisgauthier622]

Fantastique, vraiment bravo

[@WillieWagglestick]

Outstanding.

[@ClarineteDeMetal]

Bravo bravo !!!

[@carlosaparicio8823]

Maestro😮

[@rainbowseal3240]

Fast fingers! Wow!

[@mrkanyuk]

Brilliant, Inspirational, but where are the f- p dynamic contrasts when a theme is repeated (like the violinists do)? With that, this would be COSMIC!

[@sebastiancarvajal3290]

Wow this is crazy 👍👍👍👍

[@crusellweber]

précis! impressionnant! :)

[@robertoclaudio]

Bravo!!!

[@juliemorales9068]

HOW LONG HAVE U BEEN PLAYING

[@juliemorales9068]

It so good

[@ShrIMPuuuu]

The 9th variation hits different

[@christopheryeung5830]

Maybe in 15 years i'll play it

[@marius-thelegend5905]

i almost learned it, just try 1h per day for almost 3 month, if you are mediocre at clarinet

[@julii5760]

13 years to go then!

[@Lampyboi]

Can anyone tell me where to find this arrangement

[@guidocuniglio1448]

Bravo, complimenti!

[@fkag9835]

La partitura pasela:) saludos muy bien!👏

[@allieplaysmusic]

What mouthpiece and reed setup?

[@MicheleCivitano76]

Emtree number 2 in the age 1940

[@micheleleon422]

Sublime

[@bryanswenson1452]

Man on fire

[@greekgodpubg386]

Great sound

[@malatch9506]

How is that possible?

[@josemunoz6654]

En qué tonalidad está ?

[@kermeme5678]

This is so epic

[@noemeza9620]

Que numero de caña esss!!!???

[@lamaspacos]

Beautiful multitones after 01:04.

[@azerm9]

Everything was perfect accept for variation 2. The tempo kind of sounded weird.

[@sarahortiz8141]

My dream

[@Todobien2024]

De las profundidades del infierno!!!

[@fivelines6609]

Flight of the bumblebee left the chat

[@juanespinosa6388]

Alguien tiene esa partitura para clarinete?

[@micheleciampa6852]

Che clarinetto hai?

[@KenderGuy]

God damn did he just play with multiphonics?

[@andrepantoja8851]

Bravo 👏👏👏

[@BonMarcel]

Bravo !

[@wingedbunny6211]

im crying omg

[@massimofanelli3964]

CHE DIRE TECNICA AL TOP,SUONI ANCHE JAZZ?

[@MrNoelJMIS]

Clear mouthpiece?

[@rangerxx345]

just wow...

[@Zoorty_]

Why is it in G minor and not A minor?

[@TylerMagyarMusic]

It’s because the clarinet is in Bb, that’s the key. The caprice was written in Am, but since the clarinet is in Bb, it sounds a whole step below Am, which is Gm

[@TylerMagyarMusic]

Oh sorry my bad, it’s a C clarinet

[@SaxandRelax]

great

[@BARRY77780]

If you did it, it would be called "poor air column control"! Was he doing it on purpose?

[@clarinettista99]

bravissimo... paganini è difficile ma tu l'hai reso facile

[@PancakeTheKat]

When you practice 41 hours a day:

[@35AngelG]

I can probably play 10% of this piece minus the great tone

[@TheKlarinettist]

@BARRY77780 yes he was, and I certainly would not attempt it myself

[@cinnamongum466]

Holy. Shit.

[@cloetalplacido]

You sound amazing jnwdkjnw I wish