ClarinetFest® 2021 Virtual: CLC The Clarinet Pedagogy of Robert Marcellus
“The Clarinet Pedagogy of Robert Marcellus”
with Dr. Karen Bronson
This lecture presents the clarinet pedagogy of Robert Marcellus through reorganizing, documenting, and consolidating the archival recordings of summer master classes held at Northwestern University from 1977-1990. Pedagogical discussions and exercises are examined on topics such as wind, articulation, hand and finger position, and phrasing. Also discussed are his repertoire list and sequence of study.
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Fabulous. God bless you. Bill. UK
You might want to add that there are audio tapes in the Casals Festival Library of a few performances at the festival. Brahms Trio with Casals, Mozart Concerto, Ravel Introduction Allegro, Ginastera Concert Variations, and the Brahms Quintet. Bob, my teacher and friend for many years told me about them. I'm not sure, but there might even be a couple Mozart Serenades and the Beethoven Septet. I hope the library didn't let the tapes deteriorate.
👏🏼👏🏼 Very informative! This vid deserves more views for his expertise in clarinet pedagogy.
Thank you for your presentation! It’s great to keep learning 🙂.
Thank you very much
Thank you for the lecture. I can’t seem to find many recordings of Marcellus. It is surprising (and unfortunate) that this great clarinetist has such a limited discography.
This lecture is highly informative and appreciated!
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Hello sir, I am a big fan!