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 RE: Eb soprano clarinet
Author: Tim 
Date:   2000-01-10 18:44

Consider a used pro instrument. The difference between a pro model and a lower priced student model Eb is significantly more extreme than between Bb instruments. Pitch and response in the upper registers is the main area of concern. If you intend to play the instrument in an orchestral setting (rather than a wind band) these issues are more important. Orchestral music (Mahler, Strauss, Shostokovich, etc.) tend to test the instrument to it's extreme. Like the piccolo, the Eb can't hide and your colleagues will appreciate not having to struggle to meet your pitch. (As we all know, when it comes to pitch, he who is loudest wins).

I've found the Buffet R13s play very well in tune compared to the top Leblancs. I have not tried the Selmers (Paris).

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