Douglas palenschat Thank you for your comment! I’m so glad that you are playing this with your granddaughter. Let me know if you need a transposed copy so that you both can play in the same key.

@@TheClarinetProject Hi Cateena! I hope this comment finds you well. Thank you for your offer to transpose for me. I am embarrassed to say that since I last commented I have not had an opportunity to play Cantina with my granddaughter. I suspect she got a little discouraged waiting for me. In the meantime my wife became progressively more disabled and ill; she sadly died in February. So I’m putting my life together, including my clarinet. That granddaughter is now 15 going on 16. Her sister however is 11 and wants to pick up the clarinet and wants me to teach her! Her first two lessons on my clarinet went very well, I think. So her mom and all of us went to the music store today to obtain a rent to own clarinet. (I wonder if this will be like the blind leading the blind! ) However, the first granddaughter, the violinist, still has the music for the Cantina, I heard her play it yesterday for me. I plan to see if your version and her version matchup. I’ll let you know if I need help with transposition. Your videos are a great inspiration! 🤓❤️

Professor Noobn't Haha! My poor neighbors were able to sing the Mozart Clarinet Concerto by the time I moved out!

It's a good one!

How did you do

@@NinjaRunner23 good question😂

Thank you for thanking me!

You're welcome!

Thank you so much!

The Clarinet Project no problem

So many traps on the clarinet.

I MADE IT TO THE END!!!!! 😅😅😂😂🤣☺️🤣😇😂🙂🤣😂🤣😂😂😂😂🤩🤪🤨🥳🤩😅😂🤣😎😎😎 Haven’t played clarinet in over twenty years. And I was playing along on keyboard, so in D!

Mandalore king LoL 😂 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rdFdaaeB18mxpmg.html

I thought of this too haha

@@TheClarinetProject you don't happen to have a video explaining said traps by chance?

That's great! How did it go?

@@TheClarinetProject It was pretty good I choked on some parts though

Yes. Here's the link: musescore.com/theclarinetproject/scores/5018498

Hooray!

A and Eb for clarinet, not concert pitch.

Rikos Completos A Luka y a Mil Yes. You can email me at csweedy@gmail.com for a pdf for educational purposes.

The Clarinet Project Does self-education count?

Yavm

Ha! (And congratulations!)

Woot!

I added it to the list. It's number 55. If you want it sooner, you can bump it to the front of the line for $15. www.theclarinetproject.com/requests-and-lessons

LAsportsFAN56 Bb Buffet Prestige.

Aw, thank you so much!

@@TheClarinetProject i brought new clarinet jimbao,using vandorin reeds

No. It's an inverted ligature.

The Clarinet Project Ok

Killian Mullan Send me an email at csweedy@gmail.com, and I’ll get it to you.

@@TheClarinetProject Can you also help us? My son can play imperial March and now want to learn Cantina.

Hooray!

Andrew Garcia 👏👏👏

Ninja Means I did, but I also put the time to skip to in the description. Do I at least get credit for that?

True. But a lot of my viewers are new to clarinet, so I wanted to make it accessible for them.

Yep.

Chad Pila In a bad way or a good way?

In a good way cause this is a learning experience so I need to hear it if It wasn't then it would be bad

Got it. Sometimes people articulate too heavily, which can be an example of a "bad way."

I love your name.

Cool, I also got a unusual name, its "jerk". I'm not from a english speaking country so

Alexis Lépine 🤣🤣🤣

Nope. It's called an inverted ligature

Aroldo Nolasco It depends on the key.

I think he was referring to the key (although he could have been more polite) The piece was written in D minor. You are playing it in G minor. You are also playing the part written for the alto saxophone. The saxophones and clarinet have a call and response in the head, so you only play every second bar. It’s such an iconic sound. I’m transcribing each part from the recording so that I can demonstrate them in a video one day. Of course, this will be done when I have paid for a licence to do so. I always pay the copyright holder.