Introduction
The partial
To go up through the region by partials - 0:01:01 - 0:01:45
The multiphonic
Fingerings for multiphonics - 0:02:29 - 0:03:22
Partiels, Gérard Grisey (Bar 11) - 0:03:22 - 0:04:53
Partiels, Gérard Grisey (Bar 12) - 0:04:53 - 0:05:10
Percussive sounds
With the noise of keys and changing key plates - 0:05:23 - 0:05:56
Advice for composers - 0:05:56 - 0:06:54
Adding a little slap - 0:06:54 - 0:07:10
Slapping the reed with your finger - 0:07:10 - 0:08:20
Split tone
Split sound with a very wide spectrum - 0:08:48 - 0:09:00
Split sound much higher in the partials - 0:09:00 - 0:09:42
Multiphonics with fingerings
Simple notation - 0:10:46 - 0:11:31
Multiphonic with higher fingerings - 0:11:31 - 0:12:12
It only works if you play very softly - 0:12:12 - 0:12:45
Tremoli - 0:12:45 - 0:13:22
Advice about books - 0:13:22 - 0:13:43
Differential tones
Differential with slap - 0:14:39 - 0:15:10
Whistle tones
Whistle tones multiphonics - 0:15:36 - 0:16:25
Al di là del bianco, Clara Iannotta - 0:16:25 - 0:16:54
Superposition of sound with the sung voice
Unison - 0:17:18 - 0:17:36
Singing a third higher - 0:17:36 - 0:18:09
Variations in singing/playing nuances - 0:18:09 - 0:18:55
Choosing the right pitch - 0:18:55 - 0:19:39
Singing an octave higher - 0:19:39 - 0:20:04
Fixed tone and up-and-down singing - 0:20:04 - 0:20:51
Tsmindao Ghmerto, Evan Ziporyn - 0:20:51 - 0:21:26
Fixed song and sound that rises and falls - 0:21:26 - 0:22:19
Shouting into the contrabass clarinet