Hello,

I have played the clarinet for years (15+) but I am new to the Greek clarinet. What sort of different techniques are utilized for such a distinctive sound? There sounds like so much less control but yet there must be to make such music.

Thank you!
bhanner

Dear tseligas,

great site, hope ot gets bigger every day with more songs and tunes.
What about those of us who do not play klarino (at least yet!)

Wishes,
Vlaxopoula

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Hello everybody!

Check here Kostas Aristopoulos playing solo with his clarinet. Aristopoulos is the most famous clarine player, not only in my region (provence of Aitoloakarnania) but in all Greece!

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yfzr2jSJX...ature=plcp

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