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 Alexandre Paris Clarinet + Regent
Author: roger radio 
Date:   1999-02-07 15:08

I have not found out much more abou tmy clarinet but how to spell Alexandre properly.

Now I have another one. This one is Regents silver Band Instument Co..
looking for information. Thanks

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 RE: Alexandre Paris Clarinet + Regent
Author: Don Berger 
Date:   1999-02-07 15:35

Hi Roger - I hoped someone else could help you. All I can remember re: Alex. is that they made excellent brasses and like their horns were [are?] French. They are not listed under Rendall's "Makers" nor by Brymer. Regent sounds veddy British! Ask Mark on the 4 PM Chat session today.

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 RE: Alexandre Paris Clarinet + Regent
Author: Mark Charette 
Date:   1999-02-07 17:36



Don Berger wrote:
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Hi Roger - I hoped someone else could help you. All I can remember re: Alex. is that they made excellent brasses and like their horns were [are?] French. They are not listed under Rendall's "Makers" nor by Brymer. Regent sounds veddy British! Ask Mark on the 4 PM Chat session today.

Regents is not listed in <B>The New Langwill Index</B>. In many cases these instruments are "stencils" - made by a manufacturer for resale under another brand name - something like Sears, Roebuck & Co.

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 RE: Alexandre Paris Clarinet + Regent
Author: Lelia 
Date:   1999-02-09 17:17



Mark Charette wrote:
Regents is not listed in <B>The New Langwill Index</B>. In many cases these instruments are "stencils" - made by a manufacturer for resale under another brand name - something like Sears, Roebuck & Co

It would be interesting to chart out all the clarinets with similar names. Last weekend, I saw a silver-plated clarinet labelled "Regency" and "Made in Cleveland, Ohio, U. S. A.." Something about the engraving and general style reminded me of H. N. White, also located in Cleveland. I don't know this for a fact, but I think maybe it was a White stencil, made, as you say, for some store. It looked like a typical metal student clarinet. Not that this information does any good for someone with a "Regent". Just maundering....

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