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 New Selmer
Author: Scott 
Date:   2005-07-13 21:16

I'm a proud parent of a new Selmer Soloist clarinet. I can't believe the sound quality difference from my old Vito.

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 Re: New Selmer
Author: BobD 
Date:   2005-07-13 23:51

What are you going to do with the Vito?

Bob Draznik

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 Re: New Selmer
Author: Scott 
Date:   2005-07-14 18:28

Hi Bob, I've got to keep her. I've had my Vito for 30 years - I just can't let her go.

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 Re: New Selmer
Author: David Spiegelthal 2017
Date:   2005-07-14 18:36

Scott, I've got some really bad news for you --- Vito clarinets are MALE --- now that you know that, think you can let HIM go?


[grin]

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 Re: New Selmer
Author: Scott 
Date:   2005-07-14 19:30

Hmmmm, she/he lied to me!

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 Re: New Selmer
Author: kfeder@hotmail.com 
Date:   2005-07-15 17:25

Are Yamahas female?



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 Re: New Selmer
Author: Fred 
Date:   2005-07-15 17:37

Yamamas are for sure . . .

The Soloist was a really nice clarinet - the flagship of Selmer USA. That was a nice step up.

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 Re: New Selmer
Author: bflatclarinetist 
Date:   2005-07-15 17:54

I will be getting a new Buffet today!

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 Re: New Selmer
Author: bflatclarinetist 
Date:   2005-07-15 17:54

Congrats!

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 Re: New Selmer
Author: contragirl 
Date:   2005-07-15 19:18

Wait, so what about Buffets? Are they male?

I call mine male... I don't like calling my instruments "she" cuz if I'm playing them, that would mean I like girls. Yeah...

--Contragirl likes boys

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 Re: New Selmer
Author: clarispark 
Date:   2005-07-15 19:44

I have a Noblet, and he seems distinctly male. This is mostly because the low notes are wonderful and the upper notes sound pinched. It could be me, but the pro clarinet player living near me plays on Noblets and says hers are the same way.

Since my clarinet is "male", his name is Pierre Noblet, and he was my first love. Too bad he's fifty years older than me, and a clarinet to boot.

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 Re: New Selmer
Author: Clarinetgirl06 
Date:   2005-07-15 20:04

My old Yamaha was a male because his name was Sir Cracksalot.
I haven't determined the sex of my newer Yamaha though. I do like to call the CSG's Ulga though (a German woman name).

Oh.... CONGRATS too! haha!



Post Edited (2005-07-15 20:04)

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