Medicine Matters Sharing successes, challenges and daily happenings in the Department of Medicine Nadia Hansel, MD, MPH, is the interim director of the Department of Medicine in th...I have new clarinet fever but limited funds at the moment. I would love to try out some of the newer models (Yamaha CSVR or Backun Q or F), in addition to the higher end Buffets, but can't justify the cost right now. I play in two community bands, one quite good, and a clarinet choir, and wouldn't rule out joining a community orchestra in the ...the clarinet: system (Oehler or Boehm), manufacturer (model and even year of model), medium (Rosewood, African blackwood, metal, glass, composite), bore dimensions. The degree to which sound character dominates the clarinet playing community's interest is a measure of its importance. So the fact that discussions about sound quality eclipse all ...BUFFET CRAMPON R13 Professional A Clarinet With Silver Plated Keys (sku: 210497) $7,975.00. View Item. Rating: YAMAHA YCL-255 Student Model Clarinet With Nickel-plated Keys (sku: 201766) $899.99. View Item. Rating: BUFFET CRAMPON LEGENDE Series Key Of B-flat Professional Clarinet (sku: 196760)Get ratings and reviews for the top 4 foundation companies in El Dorado, AR. Helping you find the best foundation companies for the job. Expert Advice On Improving Your Home All Pr...Join the ClarinetPages Forum to share your passion for clarinets and other woodwind instruments. Find information, advice, and videos on clarinet history, models, repair, and more.Author: JMason Date: 2019-02-20 07:15 I have the barrel you are asking about. This is from another post about tuning problems: I am 66 years old and I play in two different venues;church where the piano is tuned to 440 and most of the time feels like 50 degrees; second a jazz band where the sax player always plays sharp 442 or 443 and won't …The article about bass clarinet appeared in "The Clarinet" in 1983. My co-author was Thomas Aber from Kansas. We both sudied in the Hague 1981-82, and the article is a sum-up of all the collective experience of the several students of Harry Sparnaay from all over the world. The article about contrabass clarinet appeared in "The Clarinet"The Ethnic Clarinet: Posts: 1805 : Last Post: 2024-01-24 02:51: Ethnic styles - klezmer, Macedonian, etc. The Fingering Forum: Posts: 14225 : Last Post: 2023-12-20 09:53: Run by Tim Reichard, this is a place to discuss fingerings for all woodwind instruments, from tin whistle to contrabassoon The Oboe BBoard: Posts: 30371 :Price, complete in beautiful black "sharkoid" covered case, lined with genuine silk plush, $150. Nickel silver, of course, does not contain any silver but rather is a nickle alloy. $150 was a lot of money in 1930. ($2,097.34 in today's dollars, according to the CPI calculator.)The Clarinet BBoard. All seriousness aside, my experience is limited to having overhauled one 424N. I was actually quite impressed by the quality of materials and workmanship (unlike newer Conns which are abysmal). It played pretty well too, as I recall, although it was about five years ago so I don't remember the details.Hi Bob, It gives more body to the sound while keeping tonal range full, not cutting off highs. Sure it’s more resistant than stock but not as much as Backuns, somewhere half-way. As for “fast dynamics”, it makes pads clamp like you’re playing a brand new clarinet. On/off feeling of pad down/pad up, something like this.Divertimento for Brass and Percussion. Karel Husa. Music for Prague 1968. Karel Husa. Apotheosis of the Earth. Karel Husa (Husa views this as his best work for band) Country Band March. Charles Ives. William Byrd Suite.There have been raging arguements (okay, politically correctly put "extensive discussions") about the materials for a clarinet. Generally speaking (there are some exceptions, so let's be careful), you will find totally ABS, or polyresin, or some other name for the type of plastic used in clarinets that has gotten a lot of bad press.If at all possible, I would suggest taking a Clarinet Teacher or an advanced student Clarinet Player with you to pick out an instrument. Offer to pay for the service. When you purchase the clarinet ask about the store's return and servicing policy. Six months for a reconditioned horn is reasonable. Insist on it.The clarinet is in the woodwind family of instruments - so called because of the single wooden clarinet reed that vibrates when the player blows on the mouthpiece, which produces the instrument's sound. The clarinet is a straight, cylindrical tube with an almost cylindrical bore and a flared bell. The clarinet is a transposing instrument ...A google search takes me straight to the answer on the clarinet BBoard. So I reckon a google search is still the best option. Reply To Message : Re: ChatGPT: Author: Dan Shusta Date: 2023-09-24 22:44 Deleted due to having misread SunnyDaze's previous post. Post Edited (2023-09-25 01:30)The Clarinet BBoard. I have a mouthpiece that I am unfamiliar with as far as its origin. It reads "bonade Clarity" on the beak, has one line up and three lines down, as well as a scroll (similar to the scroll chedeville). It also has a slight A-frame. I have some other bonades that are QS blanks, but I can't find much info on this one.However, STEUER’s cane is extremely tough (STEUER’s 3.0:equivalent to 3.5~4.0 for VD) and consistent in quality compared with VD’s brands and vibrates the whole part, not the vamp only. So, in a nutshell, we need to find the reed which vibrates entirely and freely at the entire region to meet Selmer's MCs' best.Date: 2004-09-30 15:08. Screw fabrication shouldn't cost more than $20. Max bench time is 30 minutes. A good machine shop could build one of these, too. Re: Leblanc Opus II. Author: Brenda Siewert. Date: 2004-09-30 15:59. I agree about the Opus, William.Assembly Board for Clarinet. SKU: FJ90. . £106.34 Export price. Quantity Out of Stock. We can order this from our suppliers. Normally despatched to you in 20-30 days. Fast & Secure Worldwide Delivery. Pre-Pay Tax & Duty.Author: SteveG_CT Date: 2011-12-17 15:52 Are you looking for a BBb contra-bass or an EEb contra-alto? The contra-alto is the more versatile of the two in my opinion due to the ease of transposing parts written in bass clef.Masterclass by Professor Alessandro Carbonare in which they work Debussy's Rhapsody for clarinet and piano. This masterclass took place in Santander during t...The Mouthpiece is a stamped 926 mouthpiece and again in very good conditions. The case is old, and possibly original, it still functions well and comes with keys for the locks. The clarinet bears two Boosey and Hawkes ‘Imperial’ stamps. The body and bell are not stamped with a 926 stamp. B&H experts have confirmed that up to the early 50's ...The Clarinet BBoard. Long time reader of this board with lots of information learned over the years. This time, a Google search didn't help me. Sometime ago, I came across a Buescher True Tone Bb Clarinet at a thrift store in town. I had it re-corked and re-padded and the instrument actually plays nicely.1)Its main purpose is to get rid of intonation change by. the barrel warming by giving many side fins. 2)Exactly same size of bore with the clarinet mustr be. selected. 3)To adjust barrel length they come with plate like. washers. 4)To my dissapointment,they are made for intonation not. for tonal improvement by putting reverse tapers like.An easy check is the bore size. Imperial 926 = 15.05mm (O.593") and 1010 = 15.25 mm (or 0.600") I own an ex Royal Marines pair B&H of clarinets c 1946 and both the Bb and A are. Imperials (926) but with the smooth body rings and with no metal rim to theeeeir bells.Since the price being quoted was $1795 (full retail), less a $300 rental credit, we are now talking serious money (smile). This clarinet is apparently, according to the (IMO not-very helpful) Accent website, made of grenadilla wood with undercut tone holes, both of which I understand are indicia of a quality instrument.I am considering the idea of starting a wiki devoted to the clarinet with the editing of articles open only to this group of Klarinet BBoard-ers. For those who have not looked into wiki's they are interactive web sites that allow on-line editing and additions to the content. An example is wikipedia that is an open wiki where anyone can contribute.The R14 was a clarinet with 17 keys and 7 rings which was a clarinet with the Eb lever + a ring for the third finger to facilitate the G# passages. The R16 was a 19 key 7 Rings clarinet articulated G#, + Eb lever and Forked Bb. The R16 3/4 was a 20 keys 7 rings clarinet With all the feature from the R16 + low Eb key.There's something about the way the great Bari sax player holds the clarinet that reminds me of the way Robert Marcellus used to hold it. With fondness and respect! Mulligan sounds really great on the clarinet with his glass mouthpiece (one of the old vintage O'Briens?) and the same puffed out embouchure he used on the big saxophone.Author: SecondTry Date: 2022-03-13 22:21 Getting a tenon cork replaced on my Soprano clarinet not too long ago, for $100 mind you, reminded me of a story by my near balding father in law, and how the barber takes just as much (unnecessary) time with his haircut as he does with another client with a full head of hair.Date: 2023-09-21 09:53. This topic was not intended as a dumping ground for people's grievances with the forum, nor was I implying any criticism of the forum when I wrote what I wrote . The topic title was "Clarinet nomenclature " not "Let's bicker and gripe". Julian Griffiths. Tel. 34 696 798 853.The Yamaha A also tunes a bit better, not a lot. The upper register blends better with the flutes, oboes, french horns. These instruments tend to go a tad bit sharp up high, maybe 442, the R13's tend to drop say from 440 to 438. Not much really, but it is noticeable. The CSVR A clarinets hold the pitch at 440.Date: 2021-11-13 00:53. One can only wonder what the selling price will be. But the assembled players sound gorgeous on this BC21. And the idea behind it brings back old memories of Italian clarinetists playing every thing (including A clarinet parts) on their big heavy "full-Boehm" instruments.Bb Flat Clarinet Instruments Set - 17 Nickel-plated Keys Black Beginner Clarinet for Students School Band Adult Orchestra with Hard Case, 10 Reeds, Cleaning Kit, Gloves, 6 Pads and Joint Grease. 4.1 out of 5 stars. 5. $75.89 $ 75. 89. FREE delivery Thu, Feb 29 . Or fastest delivery Mon, Feb 26 .Although, in some situations a great change in the bore can cause poor response or pitch, I think that most of the "blown out" instruments can be restored by good techs without any change of the barrel, or bell, or change in the bore. Step 1. Clean it. Step 2. Change the pads.The Clarinet BBoard New Topic | Go to Top | Search | Help/Rules | Smileys/Notes | Log In Newer Posts | Older Posts . Topics: Author : Replies : Last Post ... longer barrel to convert a Bb into an A clarinet new: DTH : 32 : 2021-09-13 03:22 Carlos Ferreira new: SunnyDaze : 11 : 2021-09-12 17:28 English made unmarked clarinet identification new ...It's just different. I haven't recorded or played the Odyssee in the concert setting yet. So it's hard to tell if it will replace my other clarinets. One thing is absolutely clear. The Odyssee is my favorite clarinet for practicing. A new toy! Vytas Krass Professional clarinet technician Custom clarinet mouthpiece maker Former professional ...The clarinet is made up of five main parts: the mouthpiece. the barrel. the upper joint. the lower joint. the bell. This guide is for the most common of the different types of clarinet, which is the clarinet in Bb but a lot of the features are very similar to other types too.The other Uebel clarinet that comes in Bb and A, is the Advantage, which is a little more free blowing than the Superior but also slightly less German in sound. There is a Superior Eb clarinet that is about to be released, but we don't have an exact release date from the manufacturer quite yet.Student Clarinet Sale. View our selection of Clarinets for sale. From student to professional models, we can help you find the band or orchestra instruments that you need.Join the discussion on The Clarinet BBoard, a forum for clarinetists, teachers, and technicians. Share your tips, questions, and experiences on clarinet playing, teaching, and repair.The clarinet with its open tone holes has been demonstrated to be a very strong spreader of aerosols, and we therefore need to take added precautions. Some events will be in-person, but likely many will happen virtually over Zoom or other methods such as submitting performance videos. At the time I am updating this handbook, the situation is Date: 2004-01-21 17:15. Benny Goodman used at least four different clarinets at various stages of his career. He used a Selmer Balanced Tone, a Selmer Centered Tone, a Boosey and Hawkes 1010, and even (briefly) a Buffet. The Buffet is on display in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in the musical instrument collection. The 1010's have gotten a bit of press on the bb recently, but not the Imperial 926. I am looking a a clarinet that has neither number on the horn itself, but is wearing a B&H 926 mouthpiece. The clarinet is marked Imperial, and has the unusual rimless bell and smooth (not ribbed) tenon rings. The pictures of 1010's that I've seen all had 1010 ...Date: 2004-02-20 13:47. Clarinets: R-13 Bb, Leblanc LL A, and a Signet 100 Bb for light/outdoor duty. Mouthpieces: Greg Smith Kaspar Cicero, Vandoren M13 Lyre, Pomarico Emerald Mellow crystal. Ligatures: Harrison Gold (just broke yesterday, trying to have it repaired), Joue Jolie, and a Rover Dark for backup.51. 2024-04-25 17:51. Rampone clarinet in C fingering new. Feliped80. 6. 2024-04-25 03:17. Legere French Cut Thoughts/Impression new. ClarinetRobt. 5.To summarise, it is quite close to a 5RV Lyre over most of the curve, but with changes at either end. The BD is shorter, with the opening of the curve going to zero more abruptly beyond 15mm from the tip, and it has a stronger curvature just 2-3mm from the tip with the curve flaring more open quite suddenly.There's something about the way the great Bari sax player holds the clarinet that reminds me of the way Robert Marcellus used to hold it. With fondness and respect! Mulligan sounds really great on the clarinet with his glass mouthpiece (one of the old vintage O'Briens?) and the same puffed out embouchure he used on the big saxophone.Jan 11, 2018 · Author: Mojo Date: 2018-01-11 18:40 I have mostly a sax playing client base. I have refaced mouthpieces for doublers who like my work. I have also been primarily a wind ensemble bass clarinet player for the past few years. Date: 2005-01-05 18:32. B-flat: a Noblet grenadilla wood clarinet of unknown age and model, with its original mouthpiece, Vandoren reeds, size 4. Backup B-flat: a plastic Leblanc clarinet, early to mid-60s, same reeds. E-flat: a Selmer with a J & D Hite mouthpiece, Vandoren reeds size 3.A reed question: I have played the clarinet for two years. Still a beginner but enjoy it very much and I have played other instruments before so I know and read music. I play some jazz standards along with friends on bass and guitar. Now, I am still playing with a 1 1/2 strength reed. Whether or not to use bore oil at all is a hotly-debated topic among clarinetists. If you want to see a bunch of people fight over whether this video of Michael Lowenstern soaking a barrel in oil for 7 months and then sawing it in half to look at the wood gives us any useful information, check out this clarinet bboard thread from 2018. With a massive selection of Clarinet Reeds, free shipping, a free 2-year warranty, 24/7 access to award-winning support - and more - Sweetwater gives you more than any other retailer! If you have any questions about Clarinet Reeds, make sure to give your personal Sales Engineer a call at (800) 222-4700.I kinda did that playing 2nd clarinet part in a Band but covering the important Eb parts (Holst's First Suite). Didn't have my Eb clarinet when I was there (Florida), so I wrote out the important parts and made it work. But, of course there often were times when both 2nd and Eb parts played at the same time (obviously).Buffet learned to make a clarinet that played in tune for the first time in the mid 1950s, and up till that time there was no huge advantage in switching from B+H instruments. By the mid 1980s, Buffet ruled the UK: it just took that long for players unwilling to switch to be replaced by the younger generation.The Clarinet BBoard. It's a rare confession from a Buffet person (although I do not consider myself a Buffet "Mafia" person), but I've gone back to Leblanc Opus after a number of years (about 5) of playing Buffets. I'm holding a new Opus II in my lap as I write (carefully, of course) and am very impressed with its tone and intonation, etc.These notes can be difficult to play with a clear, centered sound due to the complex harmonic structure of the clarinet's sound waves. By using resonance fingerings, the player can eliminate certain overtones and emphasize others, resulting in a more focused sound. One common resonance fingering on the clarinet is the "throat tone" fingering.Date: 2004-01-21 17:15. Benny Goodman used at least four different clarinets at various stages of his career. He used a Selmer Balanced Tone, a Selmer Centered Tone, a Boosey and Hawkes 1010, and even (briefly) a Buffet. The Buffet is on display in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in the musical instrument collection.The Clarinet BBoard. Noticed some weird keys on Selmer Centered Tones, what was the purpose and the effect. It's a "full boehm" clarinet. These aren't very popular these days. These links might help you: That's not a full Boehm as full Boehms (Selmer's model 808 or with N.8 spec keywork) have 20 keys and 7 rings with the range to low Eb …The Clarinet BBoard. You who have tried them, what are you impressions - not only concerning strength v.s. the American cut tenor sax/European cut bass clarinet ones, but also about sound, response etc? Would you agree with Legere's own "Reed personality" assessment, stating the French cut as "dark", the American as rather "bright", as also the ...John, For information regarding bore sizes, try the following: <[email protected]>. The site “Clarinet Perfection” should come up. At the top, click on “Technical Information”. In the drop-down box click on “Bore Sizes”. BTW, there’s lots of other interesting stuff on this site.Originally published in The Clarinet 47/2 (March 2020). Printed copies of The Clarinet are available for ICA members. "International Spotlight" showcases perspectives from the global clarinet community.Author: SecondTry Date: 2022-03-13 22:21 Getting a tenon cork replaced on my Soprano clarinet not too long ago, for $100 mind you, reminded me of a story by my near balding father in law, and how the barber takes just as much (unnecessary) time with his haircut as he does with another client with a full head of hair.An instrument of this age, however, may be "high pitch"; this means it is something like A=452, nearly half a semitone higher than modern pitch. If the note you get is halfway between E and F on the piano, then probably this is a high-pitch A clarinet. (Some people on this BBoard use "high pitch" to mean an instrument built to A=442.The Clarinet BBoard. Noticed some weird keys on Selmer Centered Tones, what was the purpose and the effect. It's a "full boehm" clarinet. These aren't very popular these days. These links might help you: That's not a full Boehm as full Boehms (Selmer's model 808 or with N.8 spec keywork) have 20 keys and 7 rings with the range to low Eb (see ...The Clarinet BBoard is down? Jump to Latest Follow 1K views 25 replies 12 participants last post by stevesklar Dec 8, 2023. KennyZ Discussion starter 2249 posts · Joined 2006 Add to quote; Only show this user #1 · Dec 3, 2023. Tried several times to open it but it does not work . Don't play everything you know on every solo ...The 444N (medallion bell model) came out in the early 30s and was advertised as a total redesign to state-of-the-art tuning and machining standards. There was more refined keywork and action, improved intonation, and features like post locks and set screws. 444N was the standard 17/6 Boehm.The other Uebel clarinet that comes in Bb and A, is the Advantage, which is a little more free blowing than the Superior but also slightly less German in sound. There is a Superior Eb clarinet that is about to be released, but we don't have an exact release date from the manufacturer quite yet.Buffet learned to make a clarinet that played in tune for the first time in the mid 1950s, and up till that time there was no huge advantage in switching from B+H instruments. By the mid 1980s, Buffet ruled the UK: it just took that long for players unwilling to switch to be replaced by the younger generation.Further you should support the weight employing the thumb joint muscles (at the base of the thumb) by holding the clarinet with the thumb at a horizontal position. There is a theory about the thumb actually angling upward (a line starting at the base of the thumb moving toward the tip). Elsa Ludwig-Verdehr is a strong proponent of this idea and ...The Clarinet BBoard. It's a rare confession from a Buffet person (although I do not consider myself a Buffet "Mafia" person), but I've gone back to Leblanc Opus after a number of years (about 5) of playing Buffets. I'm holding a new Opus II in my lap as I write (carefully, of course) and am very impressed with its tone and intonation, etc.No advertising of events. Those belong in the Announcements section. Send mail to [email protected] 2-3 weeks minimum before the event. I only update weekly. No mentioning of sales or offers to buy are allowed on the BBoards. Use the Classifieds. You are of course free to email privately.The Clarinet BBoard. I found a selmer omega s/n: 3825 in a 2nd hand shop. The Clarinet in good condition. The price is $435 USD.Whether or not to use bore oil at all is a hotly-debated topic among clarinetists. If you want to see a bunch of people fight over whether this video of Michael Lowenstern soaking a barrel in oil for 7 months and then sawing it in half to look at the wood gives us any useful information, check out this clarinet bboard thread from 2018.Clearly some passionate …You don't have the right emotion in dance music till you get bodies warmed up and feet moving. The emotion of the dance is a group vibe, and yes, it is contagious when it's working right. The clarinet must be in the imperative mode from the beginning; it must unmistakably say "Rise and shine; open your eyes; sleep's over; get up and dance."The clarinet mpc was a closer facing than my custom-made HITE JJM, so I slapped on a slightly harder reed, and it came to life. So, along with the new FOBES Bb barrel. the new FOBES clarinet mpc, the new FOBES Eb barrel, and the new FOBES Bass clarinet mpc, I bravely went into the pit to meet my maker!No advertising of events. Those belong in the Announcements section. Send mail to [email protected] 2-3 weeks minimum before the event. I only update weekly. No mentioning of sales or offers to buy are allowed on the BBoards. Use the Classifieds. You are of course free to email privately.Thomas F. Crawford. Adjunct Instructor of Clarinet and Saxophone. Crawford Woodwind Studio -- private studio, Kingsport, TN (423) 246-6322. East Tennessee State University. Milligan College [TN] [email protected]. Elizabeth Crawford. Assistant Professor of Clarinet. Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana.John, For information regarding bore sizes, try the following: <[email protected]>. The site "Clarinet Perfection" should come up. At the top, click on "Technical Information". In the drop-down box click on "Bore Sizes". BTW, there's lots of other interesting stuff on this site.Alternate Fingering Chart for Boehm-System Clarinet Upper Altissimo Register: G 6 to A 7. This fingering chart includes both basic fingerings and alternatives that are more appropriate in some passages. Some alternate fingerings are designed for fast passages, while others modify the tone, color, or pitch at normal and extreme dynamic levels ...For the past few days, the Clarinet BBoard at woodwind.org has seemingly been deleted in its entirety including all past discussions. Does anyone know what’s going on with this? I am hoping it is just some kind of extended maintenance. Edit: …Date: 2013-12-07 21:00. Selmer Paris clarinet serial numbers are either a plain number up to four figures long and then a letter prefix followed by a number, usually up to four figures long (eg. A1234) - the serial number is stamped by the C#/G# tonehole on the top joint and on the lower joint above the tenon.Date: 2001-10-20 07:45. Malerne also made a Boehm system oboe with ring keys like a clarinet. While it made a lot of sense from fingering and manufacturing points of view, it's acoustics seemed to be French style from a century back and the sound probably would not fit into the American orchestra of today.This is a Bb grenadilla clarinet with the model name "Special" and (smaller) "Made in England" in block sans-serif letters on the top section, above the A/Ab crossover keys. The serial number, on both sections, dates the clarinet to late 1951 or early 1952. Standard Boehm keywork, 6 rings, 17 keys. The keys are cast, not forged.The bell was made often from this material because of it's high damping coefficient near to wood and it's resistance against damage. The second the material is easy to form and cheap. The influence of bell material is less than 1 or 2% of all sound capabilities. It's not mandatory to do the bell from wood...They are both marvelous, with a price of around $235. maybe a bit less wholesale. I'll bet few folks on this board even knoow they exist, Ted Johnson studied with Stowell as a native of Oak Park, IL and played in the Cleveland Orch. for about a zillion years. He has been making these for a few years now in retirement.Date: 2009-10-23 23:39. Ed: the system known as "simple system" is in fact an early Albert design, an improvement on the earlier 13-key clarinets that were descendants of the Muller clarinet. A true 'simple system' has the patent Csharp key. Albert then went on to improve the original "simple system" primarily by adding the Barret action (two ...Author: Musikat Date: 2023-08-18 06:39 I bought two clarinets this year. The first was a longer process. I had the chance precovid to attend a local clarinet symposium and try several clarinets, including Buffets, Yamahas, Backuns and Uebels.
Both are standard model R13s: I bought the A new in 2001, the Bb new in 2000. Neither have any cracks, sticking keys, pad leaks, or any specific problems so far as I can tell. My A clarinet is much more responsive, mellow, and is easier to blow through, especially on the altissimo notes. The Bb has a thin shrillness to it and is quite resistant.. Stepsister pon
The Clarinet BBoard New Topic | Go to Top | Go to Topic | Search | Help/Rules | Smileys/Notes | Log In Newer Topic | ... Date: 2017-08-30 00:56 Clarinet music by this still active composer deserves more attention from players looking for something modern but accessible. Delanoff was a professional clarinetist in orchestras in Munich, Germany ...The barrel is slightly shaped/curved like J-Lo (narrower at top, wider towards the bottom). Wood throughout the clarinet is straight grained, glass-smooth inside and out. The bell is ringless and has a thumb-wide smoothly-notched groove around the inside (just under where the LJ tenon slips in). All cork was in shape and well-fitted.Author: David Spiegelthal ★2017 Date: 2006-03-14 14:21 Back in olden days, Vandoren allegedly made their facings asymmetric (one rail longer than the other), for reasons I don't understand (I believe this was written in Kal Opperman's book "Handbook for Making and Adjusting Single Reeds", where he spoke about scraping more from one side of the reed to compensate for this).NEW YORK, Nov. 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- DLA Piper represented Piper Sandler & Co. and Oppenheimer & Co. as lead book-running managers in the US$45 ... NEW YORK, Nov. 9, 2021 /PRNews...Clarion Timbre on Bass Clarinet. Author: Klarnt. Date: 2022-12-30 22:19. I'm not very happy with the tone I produce in the Clarion register on the Bass Clarinet. My upper Clarion sounds like a Saxophone while my lower Clarion sounds very electric. For most of the Chalumeau register I get a very full & powerful sound, which I like, and I wish ...Date: 2004-01-21 17:15. Benny Goodman used at least four different clarinets at various stages of his career. He used a Selmer Balanced Tone, a Selmer Centered Tone, a Boosey and Hawkes 1010, and even (briefly) a Buffet. The Buffet is on display in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in the musical instrument collection.The current cases dating from the late '90s are made of vacuum formed hard black plastic with a black lining. I've a feeling the '135' (and the '8' above that) is the model number which is stamped on the front above the throat A key, and not the serial number. Former oboe finisher. Howarth of London. 1998 - 2010.I just donated lots of clarinet music, etudes, and clarinet related materials to the International Clarinet Association library, housed at the University of Maryland. I scanned the title page of each item (you could photograph instead) and then emailed the file - a pdf in my case - to: John Davis, Curator, Special Collections in Performing Arts Date. Malerne Standard in A- worth getting? new. m1964. 2024-04-21 21:40. Rampone clarinet in C fingering new. Feliped80. 2024-04-21 13:56. Re: Rampone clarinet in C fingering new. Dibbs. The Clarinet BBoard. Long time reader of this board with lots of information learned over the years. This time, a Google search didn't help me. Sometime ago, I came across a Buescher True Tone Bb Clarinet at a thrift store in town. I had it re-corked and re-padded and the instrument actually plays nicely.The Ethnic Clarinet: Posts: 1808 : Last Post: 2024-03-08 02:00: Ethnic styles - klezmer, Macedonian, etc. The Fingering Forum: Posts: 14227 : Last Post: 2024-04-03 22:12: Run by Tim Reichard, this is a place to discuss fingerings for all woodwind instruments, from tin whistle to contrabassoon The Oboe BBoard: Posts: 30375 :Assembly Board for Clarinet. SKU: FJ90. . £106.34 Export price. Quantity Out of Stock. We can order this from our suppliers. Normally despatched to you in 20-30 days. Fast & Secure Worldwide Delivery. Pre-Pay Tax & Duty.Date: 2013-12-07 21:00. Selmer Paris clarinet serial numbers are either a plain number up to four figures long and then a letter prefix followed by a number, usually up to four figures long (eg. A1234) - the serial number is stamped by the C#/G# tonehole on the top joint and on the lower joint above the tenon.Author: Tom H Date: 2022-10-25 01:30 I tried it and found that it seems best to start with the "covered" F. Seems there is more than one way but regardless you end up on the Bb with either just 2nd & 3rd LH fingers (no thumb) or just the 2nd (middle) finger.Author: SteveG_CT Date: 2011-12-17 15:52 Are you looking for a BBb contra-bass or an EEb contra-alto? The contra-alto is the more versatile of the two in my opinion due to the ease of transposing parts written in bass clef.For a bass clarinet, the $3000 or whatever that Tom's cost is very inexpensive. It is possible to try his clarinets in Europe, you just have to be willing to lose the shipping and/or tax for the trial. Of course, all of this depends on …Many different ingredients determine how an instrument tunes. Modern soprano clarinets have a reduction in bore diameter from the mouthpiece or the top of upper joint to somewhere in the upper joint (around the throat Ab in an R13). This is what we are call a small bore clarinet. It is a remedy for end correction.The Clarinet BBoard. Hello! I’m currently writing a PhD Thesis on Boosey & Hawkes clarinets. I’m especially interested (unsurprisingly!) in the 1010 models. a) Anyone who has played 1010s and would like to tell me about their experiences of them. b) Anyone who owns a 1010 or a pair of 1010s..