 The Clarinet BBoard
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Author: Ed Palanker
Date: 2010-06-21 13:18
Lelia said, "I'm not properly trained, but I pull off the neck of my contra-alto and pour it every half hour or so. That way, I avoid condensation getting down into the whole great big piece of plumbing." I'm happy it's only condensation, I would hate to think that you actually had saliva in your horn. If it was only condensation don't you think the rest of the horn would get some too being that the hot air travels through the whole horn not just the neck piece? ESP
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Ed Palanker |
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