3781 posts · Joined 2000. #16 · Mar 28, 2008. I found a lot of interesting stuff on the Australian Clarinet & Saxophone Web site too. If you're into vintage hardware, and who isn't, our own Steve Sklar's ClarinetPerfection.com has a lot of info. There's not much in the way of a forum or discussion, but some very interesting reading.The Clarinet BBoard. Has anyone ever noticed how weaker players tend to be put on the second and third clarinet parts by band conductors in high school and non-music faculty bands? And then they are always telling the second and third clarinets to play out, or that those parts are weak.It might be a C-pitch Clarinet, but 25 3/4" seems a bit long for a C. Suggestion: play the instrument and find if a C on the Clarinet (cover the thumb hole and the three left-hand finger holes only) equals a Bb on a well-tuned piano. If it does, it's a Bb Clarinet of standard pitch. If it's equal to a C on the piano, it's a C clarinet.Date: 2021-04-04 15:52. JTJC, I've ordered 2 of Clark Debut's alto clarinet mpcs, one of his standard 1.50mm opening, another one opened up to a custom opening of 1.65mm (he suggested this over his 1.60 opening on the 10K for a more obvious difference to the 1.50mm one), and they'll arrive later this month. Podcast Interview with Hachig Kazarian - Armenian-American Clarinet Player new: yousufIbarra : 1 : 2019-09-07 14:46 clarinet barrel mics new: gregsquared : 58 : 2019-09-07 14:39 Zydeco charts new: mmatisoff : 0 : 2019-04-18 03:40 Looking for a new or used amati G clarinet new: nadege : 0 : 2017-12-26 03:36 Kohlert Clarinet new: Tina : 8 : 2017 ... Author: Joseph Brenner, Jr. Date: 1999-11-22 02:40 FYI: Portnoy is a student of Daniel Bonade. When Hans Moennig became dissatisfied with the quality of clarinets he was receiving from Buffet Crampon et cie, he dispatched Portnoy to Mantes, France, to read Buffet the riot act--"Either stop your fooling around with barrel and bore dimensions or I start buying from somebody else!"The Selmer Series 9 was a professional level instrument. It preceded the Series 10. As I understand it, the Series 9 was a large bore design in comparison to the current Buffets and Leblancs and so it will have quite different playing characteristics as a result. Large bore and small bore each have their advantages and disadvantages. 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. Slight side note - the YCL-64 introduced in the '90s was a new model introduced to fill a gap in their lineup which sat in between the 34II and CX models and was in the same price range as the Buffet E13, Leblanc Esprit and Selmer Prologue. It became the YCL-650 (Bb) and for a short while, the YCL-650-A A clarinet which has been discontinued.I don't think so. I could tell a different resonance back when I played regularly. (Just picked up a new Ridenour clarinet last month to get back into it!) I wish I could find the older Rovner Eddie Daniels II ligature. I REALLY liked that one back then! I have a Rovner Versa with the different plates, but I liked the little plastic ribs on the ...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.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.I was talking to a professor of clarinet some years ago. He told me that music doesn't change. Me being a composer, I didn't believe him. So then watch high school bands and marching, I realized that, for public school, kids r still being taught what I played 35 years ago.The "Golden Era" as some call it are the Buffet clarinets from about the mid 1960's to the mid 1970's. Serial numbers - approximately (+/-) 80,000 to 165,000. Of course, excellent clarinets can be found above and below those numbers. Many think that we are now in another "Golden Age" of Buffet clarinets.The tuning on this instrument is excellent, and can blend very well. The clarinet is very in tune in the clarion and altimisso register, and as others have noted before, thrives in this upper range. It does run a hair sharp in the lower clarion register most notably A and G, but low E is in tune.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 .The notation on the barrel just says that the barrel was designed for a Bb clarinet (as opposed to ine in the key of A) and that the length is 66 mm. Nothing sinister there. According to the serial number, it is an R13 with nickel plated keys, and was manufactured in 1997. You can look up serial numbers for Buffet pro-level horns (only) at this ...The Clarinet BBoard ... Phil, your comment about Tom R's clarinet design answer to the intonation at the Low E/Clarion B issue makes very good sense. DougR, you would be surprised how often I use the two extra keys. This is a special instrument. If by some long shot, I need a low C from time to time, I can borrow an instrument from Eric and ...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.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. Podcast Interview with Hachig Kazarian - Armenian-American Clarinet Player new: yousufIbarra : 1 : 2019-09-07 14:46 clarinet barrel mics new: gregsquared : 58 : 2019-09-07 14:39 Zydeco charts new: mmatisoff : 0 : 2019-04-18 03:40 Looking for a new or used amati G clarinet new: nadege : 0 : 2017-12-26 03:36 Kohlert Clarinet new: Tina : 8 : 2017 ... 2. Pascual Martínez Forteza: Acting Associate Principal: University of Southern California. Boston Symphony Orchestra. 3. William R. Hudgins: Principal Clarinet: Boston University School for the Arts. 4. Thomas Martin: Associate Principal Clarinet and E Flat: Eastman School of Music. Philadelphia Orchestra. Modern clarinet playing is multi-dimensional and a good musician will use a palet of colors well suited to the music at hand, and varying constantly during the piece. For instance, one will oscillate between dark and brillant, will adjust the pitch to match the harmonic context, will extend his dynamic range upward and downward in subtle ... The best A clarinet I have ever played was a 104,xxx instrument that a student has. It played like a Bb clarinet and just didn't spread like most A clarinets tend to. My 134,xxx A clarinet is almost as good, but that old 104,xxx is special. Resonance without effort.Date: 2013-06-10 15:48. I've usually got a couple dozen at any given time. The current collection is as follows: Bb Clarinets: 2 x Selmer CT enhanced boehm (18/7) Selmer CT Omega enhanced boehm. Selmer RI enhanced boehm (metal) Selmer K-series (17/7) Leblanc Dynamique enhanced boehm.83. Daniel Lochrie: Bass Clarinet: University of Michigan, Cleveland Institute of Music, Ohio State University Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra 84. Giovanni Bertoni: Principal Clarinet: Oberlin Conservatory, Yale School of Music 85. Patrick Graham: 2nd Clarinet: University of Ottawa, Northwestern University Kansas City Symphony 86.snBuffet Serial Numbers. "No1" or "NO1". This coincided wth the polycylindrical bore. introduction. Even though the R13 was officially introduced in 1955. official final production design. La, 15 for Eb or Mib, 17 for F, plus other code desgnations. Bass to low Eb, 93 for the Pretige Bass to Low C, plus other designations.I am a senior newbee to clarinet. I have problems here in the remote area as I dont have any woodwind teachers near. I look through the bulletin board here and appreciate the support you give each other. I have started to learn the clarinet with the help of the internet and a good tutor book.Oboe servicing and repairs in southern UK new. d60nbf. 3. 2024-03-05 00:11. Stuffy Middle D on Cor Englais/English Horn new. oboe_chris. 3. 2024-02-17 14:56. Rotator Cuff Surgery new.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...The International Clarinet Association is a diverse and inclusive community of clarinetists and clarinet enthusiasts that supports projects that will benefit clarinet performance; provides opportunities for the exchange of ideas, materials, and information among its members; fosters the composition, publication, recording, and distribution of music for the clarinet; encourages the research and ...1) I understand that for keys, it seems silver is better than nickel. 2) I also totally buy that for clarinet bodies, hard rubber is better than wood. I understand that is a matter of some controversy, but I am not alone. 3) I read here that silver is incompatible with rubber.If anything, it's the Vintage that was the odd child that didn't fit into their product ranges. That's just business, but it's also sensible manufacturing and product management. If anyone really liked a particular Vintage clarinet, I feel pretty confident that they would find something else by Buffet they'd like.paulwl Discussion starter. 7297 posts · Joined 2003. #1 · Dec 3, 2003. I recently signed onto the Clarinet BBoard at www.woodwind.org to ask advice about a metal Selmer clarinet I'm having trouble with. I was pleased to find quite a bit of helpful and friendly advice, freely given to a newbie. While there, I happened in on another discussion.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...Wendy’s is completely revamping its restaurant design. The redesign will streamline digital ordering channels and includes a separate pickup window for delivery drivers. Wendy’s ha...I do not represent any clarinet maker. Now to my opinion. I asume they had the three clarinets i tried in good working order. They were less than good to me. Extremely resistant, and very awkward. If you play a Buffet, It would be a struggle to get used to the ergonomics of these clarinets. If they work for you, great.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.snBuffet Serial Numbers. "No1" or "NO1". This coincided wth the polycylindrical bore. introduction. Even though the R13 was officially introduced in 1955. official final production design. La, 15 for Eb or Mib, 17 for F, plus other code desgnations. Bass to low Eb, 93 for the Pretige Bass to Low C, plus other designations.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.Hi. Im new in the forum. Long time no play clarinet (amateur) I recently buy a clarinet and repair it. All new corks etc. Im experimenting with SILICONE GREASE, totally inert grease, (same I use to lubricate my scuba diving regulators, because it not affect rubber)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 in Music History. Ca. 1700 The clarinet was invented. The clarinets of the early decades of the 18th century were inferior in tone, intonation and agility compared to contemporary flutes and oboes. Ca. 1712-1715 The earliest known works calling for the clarinet were an anonymous set of duets for chalumeau, trumpets, oboes, violins ...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...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.Otherwise, the most common end bore width on mouthpieces for German or Reform Boehm system clarinets seems still to be 15.0 mm. So at least the aim is to tune better with larger bore clarinets - but experiences from those who have tried these would still be of interest. Reply To Message.The Columbia, by the way, was made out of the same white metal as the Silva Bet. I just sawed through a post on a junker (to free a key) and went through the plating on the body as well. The student models were plated over brass. 6) In the 1930s, the Silva bet sold for $135 and up, depending on features.Author: tictactux ★2017 Date: 2009-05-22 20:45 twoforks wrote: > I love the idea of a quality horn that is affordable. So do all of us, I think. Fortunately, the 2nd hand market (and I'm not even talking about certain auction sites) is relatively large, and for $200-odd you can find quite a number of brand instruments in good playing condition, for which plenty of replacement parts are ...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.The SoFi credit card is an excellent no-annual-fee card offering unlimited 2% cash-back for those who are already using SoFi services. We may be compensated when you click on produ...As a clarinet teacher, my safe bet for a refined sound is the Vandoren 5RV Lyre. I suggest M13 Lyre (there’s a difference between M13 and M13 Lyre). Another thing to keep in mind, idea reed strength CAN change based on the mouthpiece. M13 Lyre is generally really good for harder reeds.Date: 2011-01-19 10:23. They didn't crack as a solid wood clarinet can, more likely they delaminated as the glue failed in between the laminates once water got in. I've seen a few Pan-Am oboes listed on you-know-where which look smart - although most have been flush-banded. Former oboe finisher. Howarth of London.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.When I was in school, the standard mouthpiece the band directors (including the head HS director, who was a clarinet player) wanted everyone to use (from beginner band on up) was the 5RV Lyre. We had a very competitive band program and our clarinet section was especially good, so I have no reason to think that that formula doesn't work.Clarinet Storage Hard Case, 600D Waterproof Universal Carry Bag for Clarinet Instrument,30MM Thickened Lining Clarinet Case with External Pocket (Black) 4.5 out of 5 stars. 9. $59.99 $ 59. 99. FREE delivery Mon, Apr 1 . Add to cart-Remove.Clarinet - Practical Grades. Practical Grades are face-to-face exams that focus on all-round musical knowledge and skills, including performance. Exams are available at Grades 1 to 8. In the exam you perform three pieces, play scales and arpeggios and take sight-reading and aural tests. About Practical Grades.Date: 2005-01-21 14:06. Hank.. Like you, I also picked up a used clarinet, a Vito V40, on eBay for the approximate cost of a box of reeds. It too, only needed minor adjustments (tenon corks, two pads) to make it play perfectly. Cosmetically, it is not "shiny new" but will give a beginner a good starting instrument.What about the silver electronic clarinet-type thingy (an early wind synth with a clarinet mouthpiece - I can't remember what it's called) Landscape used on 'Einstein A Go-Go' - UB40 also used it, but I can't remember which single that was on. Former oboe finisher Howarth of London 1998 - 2010 The opinions I express are my own.I am a senior newbee to clarinet. I have problems here in the remote area as I dont have any woodwind teachers near. I look through the bulletin board here and appreciate the support you give each other. I have started to learn the clarinet with the help of the internet and a good tutor book. One fun fact to consider is that all woodwinds (to my knowledge) operate on the left is top, right is bottom. So it would be a little strange if the clarinet was the only one in inversion. In my own playing I haven't noticed any significant advantages or struggles of playing the clarinet with a left hand dominance. The CT models from the early and mid 50s are distinguished by a script or cursive "Centered Tone" just below the Selmer logo). These horns were large bore, probably ~0.590", but you really need to measure the bore with precision tools at both top and bottom of the upper joint. If it plays good, it is good.The Clarinet BBoard. John Davies, one of the most eminent clarinet teachers of the Twentieth century passed away last Sunday. Long-term professor and former Head of Woodwind at the Royal Academy of Music, London. There are a few of his former pupils posting on these boards, and it would be very rare to find a British orchestra in the last half ...I have a Yamaha YCL-20, serial number is 160906a. Can anyone tell me what years Yamaha produced the YCL-20? Thanks!Morales leaves to join All-Star lineup of James, Bosch, Wade. AP- (Philadelphia) - Oct18: The Philadelphia Orchestra today announced that Riccardo Morales, principal clarinet since 2001, has signed a free agent contract with the Miami Heat of the NBA and will join the team after the current exhibition season.The Vandoren series 13 mouthpieces have slightly deeper baffles and other adjustments that make them play around A=440. In the Reserve line of mouthpieces, the ones marked "E" (for European) tend to play at about A = 442 and the regular ones tune a bit lower, around A = 440.The Clarinet BBoard. Back during WWII, my mother bought me a used silver clarinet from one of the early members of the Cleveland Orchestra. I have searched the web and have not been able to find out anything about it. The bell says "The Virginian" and at the top is what appears to be a serial number C 5353.Short explanation: the waxing is done by rubbing the cork liberally (moderately aggressive) with paraffin, then heat over an open flame - allow to cool. Repeat the process until the cork is thoroughly waxed. All the pores should be filled in with wax. Then use a small amount of cork grease.The Clarinet BBoard. A little background on me: I'm currently a mechanical engineering student who's been clarinet for over 10 years who also plays saxophone. Lately, I've been really into learning about clarinet history, the different systems, keys, etc.A Source of Information for the Clarinet Amateur, Professional, and Anyone Who "Just Wants to Know" This is the April, 2024 Edition of the Clarinet Pages. Additions and updates are made frequently, so check back often. Search Woodwind.OrgIf the clarinet checks out OK with your teacher, keep it. Jeff "Everyone discovers their own way of destroying themselves, and some people choose the clarinet." Kalman Opperman, 1919-2010 "A drummer is a musician's best friend." Post Edited (2008-05-03 23:00)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.The Clarinet BBoard. Recently, I had the pleasure to play Brad’s newly introduced EPIC Ligature. His approach in developing this screw-less ligature parallels his craftsmanship and dedication to quality as he has and continues to incorporate into his mouthpieces , barrels and bells. The onle numbers on the clarinet are A4216. I can't find any patent #'s. There is a metal paperbacked sticker in the case that has CBCo. Trade Mark Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. That's all.-----Based on length, the clarinet should play at modern US pitch (A=440). If 'adjustable' means you can slide the barrel in and out, then it may be a student model. I choose to use the "true" clarinet because of the sound and flexibilty. I am primarily a jazz/rock/commercial musician doubling saxes, clarinet, bassoon and piano. The sound of the German system horn combines the sound quality of the Albert system and modern keywork with just as much innovation as the boehm left hand cheat Eb, left hand F, E/F ...Small bore Selmer C85 Series mouthpieces are made for a new generation small bore clarinets like Recital, Signature, Omega Paris etc. These mouthpieces will play sharp in the throat tones on a Selmer CT. Any large bore mouthpiece is a better match for a Selmer "Centered Tone" than Selmer C85 Series mouthpiece.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.We would like to show you a description here but the site won't allow us.The tapered barrel works to address one particular issue in small bore clarinets: to narrow the twelfths. This is a problem because we generally use mouthpieces that have larger bores than the upper joint cylinder. The tapered barrel keeps the twelfths from coming out so much sharper than the fundamental.Podcast Interview with Hachig Kazarian - Armenian-American Clarinet Player new: yousufIbarra : 1 : 2019-09-07 14:46 clarinet barrel mics new: gregsquared : 58 : 2019-09-07 14:39 Zydeco charts new: mmatisoff : 0 : 2019-04-18 03:40 Looking for a new or used amati G clarinet new: nadege : 0 : 2017-12-26 03:36 Kohlert Clarinet new:The Clarinet BBoard. 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 that I could make the upper register match that timbre ...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.The clarinet is a single-reed musical instrument in the woodwind family, with a nearly cylindrical bore and a flared bell.. Clarinets comprise a family of instruments of differing sizes and pitches. The clarinet family is the largest woodwind family, ranging from the BB♭ contrabass to the E♭ soprano.The B ♭ soprano clarinet is the most common type, and is the instrument usually indicated ...The Clarinet BBoard. ...late 50s Selmer centered tone...just for fun... Hello all in the clarinet world... Buffet S1, R13s, plastic bundy, Selmer 33 bass in Rome, Italy back in '05...Navy Recruit Band...at 61 years of age, I'm reflecting on a life in music...specifically with the clarinet where it all began at the age of 9 in 1970...My opinion would be to buy a REAL wood clarinet and take care of the wood (research on the BBoard to find out what processes to use and precautions to take). If your heart is set on one, you can read the many reviews on this BBoard or visit music123 and read what some of the people who own one have to say about it and base your decision off of ...Best Sellers in Clarinet Reeds. #1. Vandoren CR103 Bb Clarinet Traditional Reeds Strength 3; Box of 10. 14,895. 20 offers from $23.39. #2. 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Brittany, Selmer underneath lever left hand pinkie keys, but the same strange register key of #2. 4.The Ethnic Clarinet Bulletin Board The Oboe Bulletin Board The Flute Bulletin Board The Doublers Bulletin Board The Fingering Bulletin Board (fingerings for wind instruments) The Keepers (Best of the BBoard) Look for: - Unique threads only (keywords may appear in other postings within these threads) Sort by : Search Woodwind.Org: Woodwind.Org ...Feb 20, 2019 · 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 change so everyone else just tunes to what he is ... The "sounding' notes are also called "concert" pitches. So if your conductor asks you to sound a tuning note concert Bb, you would need to play a C on your Bb clarinet. In orchestra, to sound the concert tuning pitch A, you would need to play B on your Bb clarinet. Hope this helps clear up the mystery a bit. Post Edited (2004-08-19 00:46)Share, download and print free sheet music with the world's largest community of sheet music creators, composers, performers, music teachers, students, beginners, artists, and other musicians with over 1,500,000 digital sheet music to play, practice, learn and enjoy.Gleichweit Clarinet-Barrels wurden als Produkt zweier Klarinettisten, Johannes Gleichweit (Deutsch-Wien-Klarinette) und Emir Radisevic (Böhm-Klarinette), entwickelt. Basierend auf weit verbreiteten Konzepten, Materialien und vielen verschiedenen... learn more To category Reeds Bb-Clarinet.The clarinet also comes with its own mouthpiece and two reeds, so you will be able to play as soon as the instrument comes out of the box. As well as this, there is a screwdriver, polishing cloth and cork grease therefore allowing for easy maintenance. Specifications. Finish: Solid Ebony Body.The Clarinet Family. The place to discuss horns, big and small. Eb Soprano Clarinet. Threads 12 Messages 108. Threads 12 Messages 108. Help ID This Eb. Feb 20, 2024; Bluesax; Bb (Soprano) Clarinet. For n00bs, this is your standard clarinet. Threads 62 Messages 730. Threads 62 Messages 730. Pomarico mouthpiece. Yesterday at 8:49 PM; Steve;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.The Clarinet BBoard. I recently sent two selmer mouthpieces to Brad Behn to be refaced. One was an HS*, the other an "S"=both mouthpieces had facings on the table in an oval. Both sound very good, but I prefer the "S" mouthpiece to the HS*. I have heard and read that the HS* is a fine mouthpiece, and a mouthpiece that many who do custom ...Author: markcr Date: 2011-03-09 15:08 I was wondering if someone could explain the terms "free-blowing" and "resistant" clarinet mouthpieces and maybe provide an example (Vandoren mouthpiece A is free-blowing and Yamaha mouthpiece B is resistant, etc.)paulwl Discussion starter. 7297 posts · Joined 2003. #1 · Dec 3, 2003. I recently signed onto the Clarinet BBoard at www.woodwind.org to ask advice about a metal Selmer clarinet I'm having trouble with. I was pleased to find quite a bit of helpful and friendly advice, freely given to a newbie. While there, I happened in on another discussion.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.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.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 how serious you are about playing the instrument.The Clarinet BBoard. John Davies, one of the most eminent clarinet teachers of the Twentieth century passed away last Sunday. Long-term professor and former Head of Woodwind at the Royal Academy of Music, London. There are a few of his former pupils posting on these boards, and it would be very rare to find a British orchestra in the last half ...For Sale French Ledoux late 50's Bb clarinet new. petrosv. 2. 2024-03-25 22:51. LOT of 5 Pro Bb clarinet Mouthpieces + Ligs new. petrosv. 0. 2024-03-25 22:43. FS: Selmer Series 9 Low Eb Bass Clarinet, Fresh Overhaul new. The Clarinet BBoard. My band director finally got some mouthpieces for us to try! Over the next few days i will be posting my impressions of the three mouthpieces i will be trying, a Vandoren b40 lyre 13 series, an m30 13 series and a b45 13 series and comparing them to my 5rv lyre and b45. .