Projecting Sound on the Clarinet

[@fredgibson9533]

great stuff! Clarinet rules!

[@massimilianodosoli9018]

I like this video in terms of articulation, but what about PROJECTING THE SOUND? i think playing outside is a better suggestion

[@carlwilson4375]

What barrel are you using?

[@earthlygods249]

Hi Victor, could you please make a video addressing how to eliminate any hissing sounds when playing the clarinet? Would be much appreciated! Thank you!

[@robin-hr9up]

+Earthly Gods Stop playing.

[@parkerrose6123]

Earthly Gods Just make sure there is no spit on the back of the reed. I always wipe the back of mine on my shirt before I play. And don't listen to the haters, keep playing if that makes you happy.

[@carlwilson4375]

The reed you are using is too strong. Change to a lower reed. Also match the reed to the mouthpiece.

[@thelookingcat]

​@@carlwilson4375even light reeds hiss. It's about getting a balanced reed. Whether that's a 2½ or a 5½, if it's balanced and has enough resistance but not too much that it's stuffy, then it won't hiss.

[@lyndafoster9437]

Thank you

[@StevenCenname]

I noticed the different shape of the barrel? How does it make the clarinet sound differently than with a regular barrel?

[@andrewseaver7913]

Steven Cenname the barrel thins the air stream and makes it louder.... I think

[@isaiahd9947]

Probably focuses the air and makes the clarinet sound brighter for jazz?

[@marcovsr61]

Victor Goines setup????? thank

[@thechunkytrucker5111]

Sorry this is very late but vandoren M30 mouthpiece, and vandoren rue 56 reeds. Dont know if he changed this setup.

[@uspallata738]

Could you send some exercises (written) to practice

[@brandomiranda6703]

what are the properties one wants for a jazz clarinet mouthpiece?

[@louisdoherty1480]

Can you guys do a video demonstrating trumpet mutes and the cornet / flugelhorn?

[@JazzAcademy]

+Tools240 We have one on plunger mutes currently up here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qWHakKSbiaikn9k - there is another one we're nearly ready to post too, which covers a wider range of mutes! Flugelhorn we haven't filmed yet, but we'll get there!

[@PinacoladaMatthew]

I guess thats new orleans clarinet timbre?

[@Bronyboy123]

Yeah, most traditional jazz players prefer a reedy sound like Goines', which is achieved by a soft reed, and often a very open mouthpiece.

[@LowryYT]

sounds like youre squeezing the mouthpiece

[@MrBulshoy]

He absolutely is.