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 Bettoney Silver clarinet mechanism
Author: MIchael Kincaid 
Date:   2000-11-27 12:45

I got my metal Bettoney back from being repaired and there is a mechanism for the left hand
that I have never seen. The key that is used to play C-sharp (one line below the staff) can
be used to play E-flat (first staff line ); you just play the usual E (thumb/first finger) then add the
left little finger for E-flat. Has anyone heard of this? By the way, John Butler of Intrument Restoration
( a sneezy.org sponsor) did a fantastic job on my clarinet.--it is gorgeous and plays well too! I couldn't
be happier with the results. Michael

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 Bettoney Silver clarinet mechanism  
MIchael Kincaid 2000-11-27 12:45 
 RE: Bettoney Silver clarinet mechanism  new
Fred 2000-11-27 14:30 
 RE: Bettoney Silver clarinet mechanism  new
J. Butler 2000-11-27 20:52 
 RE: Bettoney Silver clarinet mechanism  new
Fred 2000-11-28 01:58 
 RE: Bettoney Silver clarinet mechanism  new
Brent 2000-11-28 20:04 
 RE: Bettoney Silver clarinet mechanism  new
MIchael Kincaid 2000-11-29 12:09 


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