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Re: Mouthpiece for large-bore clarinet?

Author: Bob Bernardo
Date: 2018-02-02 13:21

I agree with the other posts, but not too fond with the Brillhart MP's. I'd look around for those Selmers too, HS Stars and double Star's. If you can't find one look me up. I have a few collecting dust. I would personally use a bore reamer and make the bore a bit larger. Which I also have a few of. Since they are collecting dust I think I can spare to give one away.

Contact me offline. I'll check to make sure I have more than one, with the stamp on the table.

The mouthpieces you have the bores are too tight. Too small. Modern mouthpieces are kind of messed up. No one is making a mouthpiece with the right bore except the new Selmer Concept. But it plays a tad bit stuffy, which can be fixed if you have the right tools and I do. So if you want a new mouthpiece this is something to consider, but you should have it adjusted so it speaks freely like your horn.

Designer of - Vintage 1940 Cicero Mouthpieces and the La Vecchia mouthpieces

Yamaha Artist 2015

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