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Author: Lindsey
Date: 2001-03-13 22:45
Plastic Clarinets are a good idea for marching band, I will agree--the weather exposure can have extreme toll on a wooden one. However, the vito can present some problems if she is looking to play more along the lines of concert band music and along those lines. I had a Vito from 5th grade until this year (I'm a freshman in college) and I recently purchased a Buffet E-11. It was a pricey decision but I bought it for a cheaper price than my Vito actually cost my parents because of searching around and the helpfulness of Ebay and a private dealer. I did tend to have problems with the Vito in terms of it was always in need of repair when it came to the keys and I had to have parts of the body replaced twice due to them breaking. If you have been renting to own and have a considerable amount down on the clarinet--then by all means, purchase it outright if Marching is in the picture or money is tight. I do encourage you to look at the different types of intermediate wooden clarinets as time goes by, however, for improved intonation and easier playing.
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Len Malow |
2001-03-12 22:32 |
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drew |
2001-03-12 23:05 |
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Eb |
2001-03-12 23:05 |
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Anji |
2001-03-12 23:38 |
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jerry |
2001-03-12 23:47 |
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Bob Arney |
2001-03-13 00:25 |
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Dee |
2001-03-13 01:56 |
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Fred |
2001-03-13 02:56 |
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Willie |
2001-03-13 03:44 |
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Lindsey |
2001-03-13 22:45 |
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Gordon (NZ) |
2001-03-14 05:52 |
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Corey |
2001-03-15 00:32 |
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