Uploaded August 2011 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Just testing out my new clarinet, and what better choice of cover than this beautiful song by the Red Jumpsuit Apparatus? Good range of pitches and dynamics, and relatively straightforward harmonies means it'll sound great, and can be done by ear. Awesome :D
You might not be able to hear it, but this horn sounds quite a bit better than the E11. There's a much more focused, centered and slightly darker tone, and the tuning in the upper register is much more consistent (unfortunately clarion C, D and E seem to get more out of tune each time I play). The upper middle register and altissimo are still a bit too bright and spread for my liking, but I'm sure that's more of my problem. At the very least, softer dynamics at those ranges come out much easier, as heard in the ending.
Enjoy!
I own only my playing.
*Sheets (difficulty 1/5): mediafire.com/?8uixw8hqr8s0ked
Just testing out my new clarinet, and what better choice of cover than this beautiful song by the Red Jumpsuit Apparatus? Good range of pitches and dynamics, and relatively straightforward harmonies means it'll sound great, and can be done by ear. Awesome :D
You might not be able to hear it, but this horn sounds quite a bit better than the E11. There's a much more focused, centered and slightly darker tone, and the tuning in the upper register is much more consistent (unfortunately clarion C, D and E seem to get more out of tune each time I play). The upper middle register and altissimo are still a bit too bright and spread for my liking, but I'm sure that's more of my problem. At the very least, softer dynamics at those ranges come out much easier, as heard in the ending.
Enjoy!
I own only my playing.
*Sheets (difficulty 1/5): mediafire.com/?8uixw8hqr8s0ked
