Uploaded March 2015 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Skip to ~1:50 for the music. Another lengthy intro from me, nothing new here :)
Performed the Rondo from Weber's Grand Duo on March 29th, in what will probably be my last performance with the HHSB.
I was going to wait until I could get my hands on the actual stereo recording to do the video, but this camera has actually has a decent-sounding mic. I'm also not really looking forward to hearing the water clogging up my tone holes (and me trying to clear them out) in crystal-clear quality.
Big thanks to Lisa for playing the duo with me! It was a challenge to piece it together in less than two months, getting our 4th year comp sci and engineering schedules to line up. Not to mention finding good pianos on campus. A lot of fun in the end though! Hopefully we did not impede the practice of any music students as we pretended to be ones ourselves, appropriating their equipment and limited practice space.
Mistakes were made. Odd things happen when things go a bit too smoothly in the rehearsals right before the concert. But at least we recovered. Regardless, please enjoy!
Video creds go to the rents! Tripods are pretty cool :D
Skip to ~1:50 for the music. Another lengthy intro from me, nothing new here :)
Performed the Rondo from Weber's Grand Duo on March 29th, in what will probably be my last performance with the HHSB.
I was going to wait until I could get my hands on the actual stereo recording to do the video, but this camera has actually has a decent-sounding mic. I'm also not really looking forward to hearing the water clogging up my tone holes (and me trying to clear them out) in crystal-clear quality.
Big thanks to Lisa for playing the duo with me! It was a challenge to piece it together in less than two months, getting our 4th year comp sci and engineering schedules to line up. Not to mention finding good pianos on campus. A lot of fun in the end though! Hopefully we did not impede the practice of any music students as we pretended to be ones ourselves, appropriating their equipment and limited practice space.
Mistakes were made. Odd things happen when things go a bit too smoothly in the rehearsals right before the concert. But at least we recovered. Regardless, please enjoy!
Video creds go to the rents! Tripods are pretty cool :D
![[VOCALOID] - Melt (clarinet cover)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/G1sdHziSMyk/mqdefault.jpg "[VOCALOID] - Melt (clarinet cover)
yt needs some more clarinet covers :)
Set in E+ (concert D)")
![[VOCALOID] - Melt / メルト (clarinet and guitar cover)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/JYiAyYeCMr0/mqdefault.jpg "[VOCALOID] - Melt / メルト (clarinet and guitar cover)
Supercell - Melt
So apparently its Mikus birthday today...in which case I think this iconic Vocaloid song makes for a fine present! HBD Miku :3
With school fast approaching, this videos gonna be the last clarinet cover for a long while. And so I made sure to make it as awesome as possible this time done with a better microphone, better clarinet, headphone-recording for a purer sound, harmonies, a shred-clarinet solo if there ever was one, and of course, a guitar ^ ^
Lok Yin (Lokyin24) is once again the guitarist, and he does a fantastic job yet again! Check out his channel here http://www.youtube.com/user/Lokyin24 and go to his version of this video for tabs. Video editing also goes to him =)
Sheets (difficulty 4/5): http://www.mediafire.com/?xzdi6iafn2esw7a
Well, thats all for now! Im probably gonna be signing out for a while (Lokyin too), so we both very much hope you enjoy this last one! :D")
![[Clannad] - Nagisa ~ Farewell at the Foot of a Hill (warm piano arrange)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/K5sY_ifQFCw/mqdefault.jpg "[Clannad] - Nagisa ~ Farewell at the Foot of a Hill (warm piano arrange)
Be sure to raise the volume! :)
Whew, first day of a 4-month summer for me! :D Hopefully thatll mean more frequent videos...
After a good 3 or 4 months of working on this brilliant arrangement, I can FINALLY play it! ^_^ It really is a lovely, colorful, dramatic even borderline cheesy piece (although given that its from Clannad, my cheese tolerance is pretty high XD). Some parts of this were ridiculously challenging for me though (especially the eargasmic Dango Daikazoku part towards the end), and to be honest, I still have no idea how I managed to learn it :s
Took me probably 10 or so takes to nail this. Its not free of mistakes, but this one was definitely the most musically satisfying.
In any case, Ill keep it brief and let mah playing do the rest of the talking :P Hope you enjoy~~!!
Sheet music can be found at Josh Agarrados site (under Clannad).")
