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NEW BOOKLET AVAILABLE NOW
Articulation Types for Clarinet by Dr. Wolak
This booklet is addressed to clarinet instructors who may use it as a teaching tool when instructing on clarinet pedagogy or refer to it when seeking articulation solutions for their pupils during private studio teaching and/or master class setting.
MaHRC Colloquium: UofT’s Oral Dynamics Lab
Presentation by Dr. Kornel Wolak
Tuesday September 26, 2017
Department of Speech Language Pathology, University of Toronto
Dr. Kornel Wolak, Dr. Anneke Sils, Dr. Pascal van Lieshout and Dr. Aravind Namasivayam
Room 217, Edward Johnson Building, 80 Queen’s Park | Free
In the Oral Dynamics Lab at the University of Toronto, speech scientists and musicians work together to shed light on how skilled clarinet players control different parts of the tongue when articulating notes across registers. In today’s presentation, Dr. Kornel Wolak describes how we collect data with Electromagnetic Articuloghrapy (EMA). EMA has allowed us to perform cutting edge research in the field of speech motor control for over 20 years and shows to be a promising tool to explore articulation in clarinet playing.
Featured soloist and Clinician at Guatemala Clarinet Fest
June 26-30, 2017: Wolak will be Featured soloist and Clinician at Guatemala Clarinet Fest. Details at Facebook.com/ClarifestGuate 5to Festival Internacional de Clarinete Guatemala 2017 Paraninfo Universitario Ciudad de Guatemala Los esperamos!!! Agradecimientos: Diseño: XS Design Studio Paraninfo Universitario (Mto Lester […]
Featured artist and Clinician at the ORION Series at University of Victoria
On February 23, 2017 Kornel was featured artist with Arthur Rowe, pianist, in the Orion Series in Fine Arts at University of Victoria School of Music. During his short residency, Kornel taught a series of masterclasses to clarinet majors from […]
Wolak’s latest article published
March 2017: Kornel’s latest article “On Clarinet Flutter-tonguing (Frullato)” was published in this month’s issue of Twoja Muza magazine! The article explores various types of frullato available on the clarinet (from alveolar and uvular through vox-clarinet to any combination of […]
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