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Re: measuring Clarenet lengths to establish the key of the instrument

Author: donald
Date: 2017-12-25 17:03

If C = an E, I think that makes that clarinet a "High pitch E flat clarinet". I have one of them as well as a high pitch C clarinet, and it's a real pity that they are HP as they are both very fine instruments (well made, and not terrible ergonomically) that I'd like to be able to perform on now and again.
dn

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