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I would like to hear you play this using the new Dickerson Resonator Ligature for Bass clarinet

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You should review the new Dickerson Resonator Ligature - it's a ligature & resonator combined and creates beautiful centered tones

Michael lowenstern is my favorite bass clarinet and composer in Brooklyn and I want to see him in concert in new york city this this year!

V12

Future wife is that you? 😂 no but you sound amazing

What piece are you playing?

The V12 sounds much better, but as already commented previously by Em Jay, I strongly recommend the D’Addario & the Rico Grand concert Select Blue Box. It sounds much better and has a finer surface finishment, which prevents hurts on the lips by long studie's time.

what etude are you playing?

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Please consider the D’Addario & the Rico Grand concert Select Blue Box. FAR SUPERIOR Or even tenor Sax reeds … more flexible

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You should review the new LIBRE CLARINET LIGATURE SOLD ON EBAY

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Great demonstration. I can hear the difference and I just started playing the Clarinet!

Where can you purchase the first ligature they don’t make anymore. The Benny Goodman

To me the V12 sounds better, but that heavily depends on your mouthpiece as well as your chops, as the V12 bass reeds generally run 1/4 strength harder than the Blue Box(on Bb it's the other way round which makes it more confusing!) so stronger chops is needed for the former; and I've found certain mouthpieces work better with either one of them but less so with the other cut, so that may influence the outcome too!

Blue box is too light, try a heavier one OR blue box 3

I have to admit. The v12 sounds significantly more pleasant

I'm rocking with the V12.

oh, I have an old Mitchell Lurie "springboard" lig too. Lately I've been favoring my Harrison (the original "H" ligature I got back in the 80's) or Rovner (ribbed)

I have a Charles Bay lig and a Bonade, Harrison, Vandoren M/O, Luyben, Rovner (ribbed) and this old one that has a plate right behind the screws. I switch off depending on the reed on any given day

liked the tone of the silverstein best and the bay was brightest

Timestamps of the playing so you can hear them back to back. 0:21 0:55 1:36 2:23 2:52 3:31 4:11 4:52

The rico gold ligature is available in two colors. Which one would you recommend, the bright one or the other?

You forgot the German string. it served me professionally for a good many years.

Good job.

I stumbled upon this video because I’m having some trouble (great vid btw!). I was thinking of looking into a new ligature, I have both a Jewel and an inverted Bonade. I was thinking of trying the Rico one, although now I’m not sure. Do you have any feedback for which one you think is worth getting? Thanks!

The Silverstein ligature is pretty impressive if it supports the tonal characteristics you're looking for. I loved your tone with the Silverstein . I use on on alto saxophone but....I don't use it if I wanna' play the blues

Rico H was best, especially the high notes. But she changed them very quickly so how careful was she with reed placement.

I’m currently using two hair ties because the ligature that came with my clarinet slides off. It’s really annoying. This is helpful. I’ll be saving up

Amy, This was very helpful. I am an old codger who has been playing fo about 65 years. I have a D.Bonade ligature that came with my Pete Fountain Big easy by LeBlanc. It had a crystal mouthpiece. I now play on seller as crystal mouthpieces don't bounce very well and were getting expensive. I was using a leather ligature but it stretched and became difficult to play. Your review was great. Benny Goodman and Artie Shaw were my favorites.

Oh yeah, I forgot to ask. Nice sound! Where do you study?

Amie Ma ligature review video Very interesting. The Rico "H" rights must have been obtained from the Harrison ligature company. It has the same stylised "H" which was an attempt to create a metal "string tied" affect. Very popular when it came out. Several different finishes were available including gold and silver. Expensive in it's day. Players would have the Bonade Inverted customized by sawing out a horizontal portion of the vertical "railed" piece that ran from top to bottom as it rested on the reed, creating a top and bottom railed "ring" that then could resonate independently from each other, sexy! My son, who is in the clarinet studio at UW-Eau Claire has recently started using a Silverstein. Many models running from expensive to insane! Again, reinventing the "string tie". Exotic space age materials (including carbon) woven together to make the string. So much FUN !

chinese?? i like chales bay and brancher.could you tell me whats the particular mode of eddie daniels rovner??

I think there isn't much difference of the sound from one ligature to the other. It is an interesting video.

1er, selmer is best ligature. simple is best.

I used to have a selmer clarinet and I have to say the selmer was the best sounding.

for me, better sound you have with Rico ligature. :)

Your mention of the Selmer-style ligatures that clarinetists of the 1930's and 1940's used, Benny Goodman often cocked his to the side, putting the screws in the 2 o' clock position on the mouthpiece. I asked him about it in an interview, and he said it seemed to make the tone fuller and more consistent throughout the range.

Cuál es la mejor ligadura para aumentar el sonido? gracias

Thanks. Now I more confused than ever.

what do u think about the silverstein

They all seem to do their job properly of holding reed to mouthpiece. Perhaps the only difference is their respective availability and the prices.

Hi! I'm looking into the Silverstein ligature and there's an option for medium/small clarinet/alto, then there's an option for small clarinet. I play Bb clarinet, which size do I go with? Thanks!

eddie daniels and silverstein sounds best to me great sound

すごく上手ですね！ verygood!!!!!

Have you ever tried the Vandoren Leather ligature?

your clarinet tone is like goals :)