Tag: video

On Sugar, Plums, and Rotating Bass Clarinets

Happy Star Wars Day everybody! Assuming you read this on the same day that I am writing it, which I suppose in the grand scheme of things is unlikely. But I hope you appreciate the sentiment nonetheless.   Dance of the Sugar Plum Clari To mark the occasion, I would like to share a brand …

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88.05 (± 86.05) More Projects I’ve Recently Completed

Bonjour! Ça va? Aujourd’hui, je présente beaucoup de nouveau vidéos, qui j’ai fait les semaines récent. Good golly, French is hard. What I’m trying to say is, I’ve made some videos! And if I know you (which I do*) then I think you’ll enjoy them.   1) Bassoon Quartet Holberg Suite Here’s a project that …

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10 Creative Endeavours I’ve Been Involved In Recently

Firstly, hello. Secondly, welcome to a brand new blog post, which on this unusual occasion makes no reference to Clarinet Marmalade whatsoever! Except that reference I’ve just made there… Oh dear. Thirdly, I hope you like my new style of title. Apparently these days people only read something if it has a number in the …

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The Emperor’s New Orchestras

Thought y’all might like to see some evidence of my shenanigans this weekend. For starters, here’s a little picture of me playing bassoooooooooooon 2 with Hazel Grove Orchestra on Saturday night, in a programme consisting of Dvořák’s In Nature’s Realm, Sibelius’ Karelia Suite and Brahms’ Symphony No. 3. Note that Hazel Grove is particularly significant …

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Everything That’s Happened to Me Since January, in Chronological Order

Good afternoon world. It has come to my attention that I have been neglecting my hordes of adoring fans lately, with many of you (presumably) wondering and caring deeply about what I’ve been up to since my last update. So I thought now was the time to fill you in on all of my comings …

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July and August in review

Well, how time flies! It appears that I haven’t updated you wonderful people since the beginning of July, and an awful lot has happened since then. Therefore I would now like to present a review of the past six weeks, which I hope you will find interesting.   Week 1 (2nd July) After returning from …

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