Author: Jason K
Date: 2016-10-04 07:25
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Hi! I'm a Brass musician, and yesterday I got (it arrived in the mail) myself a Carl Fischer Metal Clarinet, which I bought from Dillon music. It seems to play very well, I played it for about an hour, although I probably lost track of time, (I love low notes on clarinet, and it was so satisfying to play that low E!)
Anyways, I'm doing pretty good, and I can train myself well enough for a while, but my problem is the case for the instrument. It's very old, and smells pretty rank, and the Clarinet itself doesn't split up into multiple pieces, so I cant just get a case easy. (it's just the neck pipe(?) and the body of the instrument) Does anyone know about any cases that if could fit into? I think it's about the same size as a standard wooden clarinet, but my college doesn't have any clarinet players in our Jazz band, so I haven't seen a clarinet in months. I'll try to add a picture, but I only have the few that I sent to my friends on Facebook. Also any advice from anyone who is a music teacher would also help greatly, Clarinet isn't my main focus, even amongst woodwinds (My flute happened to break, and I saw this thing for 195$). I'm a French horn player, and am 1st Trombone in the jazz band here, but literally any advice would be nice, especially about doubling.
-Jason K
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