Author: Lelia Loban ★2017
Date: 2015-05-30 20:18
WhitePlainsDave wrote,
>Has the time come for someone to create a cap that attaches to the bottom of the mouthpiece/top of the barrel that swings to the left or right when not covering the mouthpiece and reed, but that remains attached to the clarinet when not in use; thereby not capable of being lost?
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I'm trying the visualize how such a cap would work. In use, it would need to cover the tip of the mouthpiece and the top of the reed. If the cap were about the same size and shape as today's familiar models, but open at the back side, then simply swinging the closed side of the cover around to the non-reed side of the mouthpiece would still leave the top of the cover obstructing the player's upper lip, wouldn't it?
Lelia
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