The Art of Circular Breathing with Corrado Giuffredi | Backun Clarinet Concepts

Master the Art of Circular Breathing with Corrado Giuffredi, Principal Clarinet of the Orchestra della Svizzera Italiana, as he explains his techniques and practice methods for this challenging craft. From embouchure positioning to scales and airflow, Corrado sets the foundation for success in mastering circular breathing.
In the intro, Corrado is playing a MoBa Bb Grendailla Clarinet with Silver Keys. In the video he's playing a Backun Alpha Bb Clarinet with Nickel Keys!
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[@grouchostarx531]

I love Corrado Giuffredi. He has such a humble and gentle demeanor. I would love to spend some time with him some day.

[@CompleteRandomFilms]

One kid passed out in my class from doing this

[@noahpettibon]

Kinda funny xD

[@peci6065]

perfetto!

[@leonardosilva6669]

loved it! STUDY ... and enjoy :) :)

[@tele_alan]

I didn't know that was possible. Haha. You sound great. I can only play a chromatic scale starting at C

[@dafost3r]

Loved the demonstration and especially comment about a big in breath. But how do you get enough Air Force from cheeks alone to keep the reed vibrating? Thanks.

[@dmitryclarke2127]

You just have to use a lot of pressure. It takes time. I learned it in 7th grade but mastered it when I was in 9th. Try using a cup of water and straw. Blow on the straw and keep the bubbles at a steady rate.

[@bernardoquinonesmateo919]

Dima Clarke hey umm I can do it perfectly with a cup and straw it’s just I can’t do it with the clarinet. I’m in 7th grade. Please help

[@burpo]

Unbelievable.

[@BennyGoodman1977]

You right. Some musician like to ''vvvvhh''