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Do you use Geek Reed Black Diamond?

You sound beautiful regardless! But I gotta say that's my favorite mouthpiece

I preferred your personal piece to the BD’s. What was it?

This video helps a lot~ Really appreciate the effort to make this video!

I really appreciate this video. I love repairing instruments, especially clarinet and flute. I don’t really have much access to a school to learn the task. I think my best option is to intern at my nearest Instrument repair store. I am recently graduated from High school and new to figuring stuff like this out, but I hope I’ll get there eventually

best repairman!

sounds pretty dayum good.

I love the thumbnail Tony.

i just bought one. i have to say this really impressed me

M15 > Chedeville > Hawkins. Hawkins are deceptively "closed" and the reed often "closes off." M15 do a lot well without any weirdness. imo.

really great assistance! Thanks

Reed played with?

Fantastic. Thanks a lot.

Thank you Tony for your video. I bought 2 Bonade ligatures here in the UK. But have found they don’t fit very well. They tend to slide tend to slide off the mouthpiece. I have not tried the other one. God bless you. Bill. Ut

at 3:25 the scooping was probably from pulling a swab through the whole clarinet with mouthpiece. I saw a mouthpiece a few weeks ago where the string cut into the inside of the mouthpiece.

BD5 AND BD7 IST TOO OPEN is more for Jazz Musicians

thanks

Do you think it is possible to get hired or intern at a local music shop to then become a instrument repair technician? It’s because I’m still in high school but, my intended major isn’t going to be music related, but I still have a hobby and passion for instruments, enough so that I would like to become a repair technician as a side job. Please provide some of your valuable insight! Also, nice video, was very informative!

Royal global now sells firebird without adjustible barrel?

Detailed review 👍. I did not think the cheaper clarinet sounded bad. It was much simpler. No roundness to the tone. The professional, more expensive clarinet had a much fuller sound, more depth. When i heard the cheaper one first, i thought, "Not bad." When compared to the professional model, I heard the difference. It is a shame it came with the torn pad and the bent bridge. Quality control should be better. I don't expect a cheap instrument to last long, but i do not expect it to have issues right out of the box. Thanks for the review and your wonderful playing. 😊 🎶

Are you using the German series vandoren? Sounds nice btw.

Sounds nice

How much did you pay for that mouthpiece? I see these Bettoney, Kaspars and Chedevilles usually get really expensive.

cool. I used a champagne cork and cut it to size with a knife. Yours looks so much nicer haha.

This dude is so fucking underatted i love him

Do you have any more tips for glissandos in the altissimo range? I have this solo in a band piece with a gliss that starts at around a clarion D and goes to an altissimo E.

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really helpful

I need one if they come in dazzler yellow!!

Purchased a Yinfente Bb as a backup since my main clarinet was in the shop for over 5 weeks (few years ago; play in a community band). My only beef with it is then alternative fingering low Eb to Bb keying; Eb is a bit stuffy and sharp. Other than that, it plays and sounds awesome. At first it stunk, but after bore oiling it, it really plays well. The one I got is their Rosewood model. Enjoyed the review by the way. I have the Lyrique (Ridenour) professional hard rubber clarinet and it plays awesome as well. It is around $1000 so maybe something to consider for your students as well, but hard to beat $336 for the Yinfente. lol :)

Sounds beautiful, Tony! 👏👏👏

Sounds amazing! Bravo, Tony!

Now I wonder, since you have already made several barrels and now the end plug, have you thought about making a custom bell for your clarinet? I would love to see the process and your review on it!

wonderful!

amazing!

Kinda hard on bari. Used to play Clarinet.

Thanks 4 share....

Tony, love you and miss you. Nice video!

0:11 air sound 1:30 oh-ee (best vowels) 2:07 leaking air 2:34 closed & loose mouth 2:51 Bass clarinet 4:23 Flute

What's the tune? You sound great, Tony!

Dude, this is so cool, and so weird! Do you know of any piece that use this?

beautiful sound.

Do you like silver Bonade more than nickel Bonade?

Chedeville sounds way better to my ears than the others. I am not a horn player - wound up here randomly. Nice demo, thanks for doing it.

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Sounds beautiful, Tony!

I like your video. I was a professional in an opera and ballet orchestra. I had two Buffet R13s both from 1968. My Bb I got from Robert Marcellus and my A from Ted Johnson. When I stopped playing classical music professionally I wanted to play jazz and sold my A clarinet to purchase an alto saxophone ( have a P.Mauriat System 76). Every time I open my double case I feel bad that I have an empty spot for the A. Now I won't feel bad and it only cost me $137. Also my wife never heard me play A clarinet , like Stravinsty 3 pieces which I studied when I was a student of Rudolf Jettel. When Jettel put markings on the sheet music he said these were put there by Stravinsky himself whom Jettel knew personally. Thanks again for a great video. I suppose I could have spent more for a fancy looking rosewood or cocobolo but there would be no point, I am totally retired and only play for myself and make recordings on Sound Cloud - I am playing all 4 parts - soundcloud.com/user-313342423-581826407/rhapsodish-by-alexis-cielas-11420-742-pm

sounds very nice!