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 My student is in the US and needs help!
Author: Sarah Elbaz 
Date:   2010-07-03 23:40

Hello,
My student is on the way to Tanglewood Festival and he just called from the airport and said that his clarinet case opend and he lost his mouthpiece (he had a very good Peter Eaton).
He has two more mouthpieces but he lost also his ligature. Is any one living near Lenox MA, and can give him a ligature for the next 2-3 days, until we will sent him one from Israel?.

Thanks,
Sarah



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 Re: My student is in the US and needs help!
Author: donald 
Date:   2010-07-03 23:58

I'm not able to help, though I'm sure that it will be no problem for him to borrow a ligature. However the most obvious solution is, of course, to tie the reed on with a shoelace (or, indeed, any string-like thing he can find).
dn

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 Re: My student is in the US and needs help!
Author: clarinetguy 2017
Date:   2010-07-04 03:21

I'm not at all close to Lenox, but I second the shoelace idea. In fact, it's David Pino's favorite ligature. In his book, The Clarinet and Clarinet Playing (p. 21), he suggests using "an ordinary black 27-inch shoestring (the flat, wide ribbon type)." He removes the little piece of plastic from one end, and winds the shoelace six times around the mouthpiece, starting with the cut-off end. He concludes by taking the loose end, which still has the plastic tip, and "[wedging] that point in between a couple of . . . earlier wrappings."

I haven't tried this, but perhaps I will soon. Best of luck to your student at Tanglewood!



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 Re: My student is in the US and needs help!
Author: DavidBlumberg 
Date:   2010-07-04 04:50

Student of mine - Eddie Sundra is at Tanglewood now (he's a really nice guy!). Have him ask Eddie if he can borrow his spare.

http://www.SkypeClarinetLessons.com


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 Re: My student is in the US and needs help!
Author: Sarah Elbaz 
Date:   2010-07-04 04:53

Thank you David, I will!

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 Re: My student is in the US and needs help!
Author: DavidBlumberg 
Date:   2010-07-04 05:17

He made the BUTI Orchestra program (with Michael Han Kim), but chose the wind ensemble due to having oral surgery in August.

http://www.SkypeClarinetLessons.com


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 Re: My student is in the US and needs help!
Author: Sarah Elbaz 
Date:   2010-07-04 05:49

David,
I know that Michael HK will be there- Or Posti is also a very good clarinetist.
Thanks for your help.
Sarah



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 Re: My student is in the US and needs help!
Author: Ed Palanker 
Date:   2010-07-04 15:30

If David's student can't help him I'm sure one of the teachers will come through. Just have him ask someone in administration as soon as he gets there. ESP http://eddiesclarinet.com

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 Re: My student is in the US and needs help!
Author: Sarah Elbaz 
Date:   2010-07-04 20:59

Thank you so much Ed. I did write to the clarinet teacher but he didn't answer.
One of the administration people gave him a ligature to use until he will get the one that I sent him today.
Sarah

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