Author: zhangray4
Date: 2017-07-06 02:04
The word "best" is highly subjective. Given that music is already a very subjective domain of study, I would argue it is impossible to define the "best" anything in music.
For example, the majority of Germans may say the best clarinet is the clarinet that can produce a dark sound and offer precise articulations. The French, on the other hand, may say the best clarinet is the one that projects well and has a good deal of brightness to its sound.
That being said, it is possible to list some of the top level clarinets. Some, out of many. Buffet has their Tosca, Divine, Tradition, and Vintage. Selmer has their Recitial, Signature, Saint Louis, and Privilege. Yamaha has CSVR and SEVR. Backun has their MoBa.
-- Ray Zhang
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