Billaudot Ombredane Olivier - Clarissimo Vol.3 + CD - Clarinette
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Summary of This Method
With "Clarissimo, latin' clarinet ballad'," you hold in your hands a collection of original compositions designed to introduce the clarinet to a wide range of Latin American and Caribbean rhythms. From the Altiplano music (Huayno from Peru, Takirari from Bolivia) to the Pacific and Atlantic coasts (Cumbia from Colombia, Milonga from Argentina), not forgetting the Caribbean islands (Bolero from Cuba, Reggae from Jamaica), each piece becomes a concrete tool to develop style, ear training, and rhythmic consistency.
The major educational interest of this volume lies in an approach close to the real practice of these repertoires: listening and memorization. The work can begin with active listening to the CD (identifying accents, understanding the groove, singing the melody), then continue with instrumental practice, with or without sheet music, using the playback track. Some articulations may differ between the CD interpretation and the sheet music: this flexibility reflects the living nature of these musics and invites the student to refine their sense of phrasing and intention.
In this third volume, the melodies become more complex and rely more on typical rhythmic elements: syncopations, displaced accents, and irregular meters. To perform them accurately, the student must develop a solid and stable internal pulse. A rhythmic preparation is suggested: alternately distributing the pulse between both feet while clapping the indicated rhythms with the hands, then progressing by playing sequences of the theme on the clarinet while maintaining the pulse with the feet, first slowly then at tempo. The playback then acts as a true guide, providing an extremely precise rhythmic indicator to understand the specificity of each piece. Enjoy your journey.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Latin | ||
| Instrumentation | Clarinet | Language | French |
Questions frequently asked
Is Clarissimo Vol.3 suitable for working on Latin American rhythms on the clarinet?
The collection covers Latin American and Caribbean rhythms through original compositions for clarinet. The pieces specifically reference the huayno from Peru, the takirari from Bolivia, the cumbia from Colombia, the milonga from Argentina, the bolero from Cuba, and the reggae from Jamaica.
Does the Clarissimo Vol.3 CD include playbacks?
The CD allows active listening to the pieces and practice with playback tracks. These tracks provide precise rhythmic cues for instrumental timing.
What rhythmic level is required for Clarissimo Vol.3?
The melodies in the third volume feature more syncopations, off-beat accents, and irregular meters. A stable internal pulse is necessary to perform them accurately. Preparation is suggested by distributing the pulse across the feet while clapping the rhythms with the hands.
Can the pieces be played with or without sheet music?
It is possible to work on the pieces with or without the sheet music using the CD playback. Listening and memorization constitute an important part of the pedagogical approach.
In which language is this clarinet method published?
The method is published in French and is intended for clarinet.
