clarinet
I found a clarinet at auction.
from the serial i think it's a 1926-- 4N B149986L
seems like a decent wood clarinet.. is it a pro or student model?
is there a specific name for the model lik...
...for a teacher that understands both instruments.
I always encourage beginning doublers, whether flute or clarinet, to spend a lot of time on tone and scales.
Be certain you understand the fundam...
Folks,
can anyone help me with information about a Conn clarinet that I picked up recently?
I believe it's from 1939 or thereabouts, but have no idea. It is definitely low pitch but has a...
Hi, My daughter is entering high school in the fall and she has been playing the clarinet for some time now, she wants to get into jazz band in a year or so but there is no clarinet section. She is in...
...started playing the saxaphone- I already play guitar/bass/keyboards and my girlfriend is pretty good on the clarinet. I love the sax now so much but we are having a hard time getting it (and the clari...
... lot wood shed type of practicing.
I play a Conn 10M #341806 with Dukoff 05 (reworked open) #2 1/2 Reed Clarinet Wells MP w/ 2/12 reed no problems (Started on clarinet played more clar than tenor ...
...) as well as my Conn (tenor type neck) other C melody made in 1916 plays well intune. I use Rico Royal Bass Clarinet #3 reeds. I compared the original C melody reed with the bass clarinet reed and the...
Clarinet also.
...y tenor reeds on ther bari mpc, because the table is so small.
Once I even had to play alto reeds on my clarinet, because I got an emergency call from a double-booked friend early in the morning a...
... the biggest difference is in the angle at which you play. To me playing on a straight soprano feels like a clarinet. The same goes with a curved neck. The angle is better but it still has the same ba...
... he was joined by Steve Slagle (?) on alto, and a drummer.
As I recall, he played tenor sax, Eb soprano clarinet, and tenor sarusophone (with a single reed mouthpiece). He sounded great on everyth...
i'd go rovner...have one on my clarinet, and it's amazing...
I saw a funny one the other day... it was 'Clarinet'.
...e bore versus resistance story. In discussions of the effect of bore on the wind requirements of contrabass clarinets (www.contrabass.com) from Selmer (large bore) and Leblanc (narrow bore) the prevai...
Would not be without on (or more). Have several for clarinet and at least on or two for alto and tenor. BUT DONT BUY A CHEAP ONE!! I would recommend the Cordier (French) list is $40-$45 but much less ...
I play a Selmer D on alto and tenor and an E on soprano and clarinet. That was my teacher's recommended setup many years ago, and he was a veteran of the big bands. Both lays have served me well,...
...lto saxophone in jazz band. I'd consider myself an advanced player, but not professional. I started on clarinet (6th grade), and still play in symphonic today, and started playing sax for jazz ba...
...LeRoi Moore, plays just about every wind instrument there is to play in a band, alto sax, tenor sax, flute, clarinet, piccolo, and the list goes on.
-Matt...
ALL of the currently manufactured pro model contrabass clarinets (Leblanc 340, Selmer 41, and Ripamonti) extend to low written C (Bb0). However, only one modern contra alto clarinet extends to the low...
I played the clarinet... pretty well (i think) for years and then just stopped about 5 years ago.
I've suddenly found the motivation again but this time i really want to give the soprano a go....
...get a Yani Bronze 992 tenor.
These are great horns. They are also incredibly understated. I talked to a clarinet player once that said, 'Leblance used to be the best clarinets out there but t...
... went away!!!
Interesting about blowing too hard - have to examine that in my playing - Note I'm a clarinet player mostly, though I do play Alto in a Jazz band.
Thanks for the information...
...sax. I like the sound of a soprano sax and I would also like to play along with my daughter who is a decent clarinet player. I'm not looking to pay over $500 for one though. my question is: What ...
I am a beginner sax player, some experience with clarinet. The horn guy checked this old girl, said she was OK (one pad, levelling, etc.). Besides the terrible time hitting the notes below D, I am hav...
Hi there,
Here is my experience as the father of an accomplished clarinet and sax player. It may seem worth it to buy used or intermediate level horns... but, if your student is at all interested (...
...urchased from Poland, and am quite happy with it. (This is my first saxophone... As a teenager I played the clarinet in a band, but stopped playing altogether for 14 years, before starting up again no...
...or A. Not quite as bad as playing with rock guitarists, but you may wish that they made an A sax like the A clarinet.
Hope this helps. Good luck.
Gregg
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I am a reforming bass clarinet player (yeah, I know the jokes..*g*) who is now playing alto for my church during the Sunday and Wednesday services. Due to other financial constraints, I can't aff...
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Hi all,
In 1998 I took my old band horn, a Selmer MK VII tenor, to Steve Goodson in New Orleans to leave it with him for consignment sale. When I contacted him in early 2008 about getting my horn ...
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