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 Henri Gênet mouthpiece
Author: duxburyclarinetguy 
Date:   2008-06-22 20:13

I have an Henri Gênet mouthpiece with the "one up and three down" lines on it. I had it refaced by Everett Matson about 23 years ago and it plays pretty well. Could this be a Chedeville blank? Any info would be appreciated. Thanks
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 Re: Henri Gênet mouthpiece
Author: Don Berger 
Date:   2008-06-22 21:13

Hi Duxb - I made a quickie search of our archives [a click above] for H G, not Genet[ics]!, finding only one ref., to an Eb Alto Cl by H G, Paris FR, of little help likely. You might try searching our Chedeville refs. for possible help re: ligature lines. I have several "3 lines below" mps of quite good playability and still wonder about their ancestry. Help, others? Don

Thanx, Mark, Don
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 Re: Henri Gênet mouthpiece
Author: Chris Hill 
Date:   2008-06-23 03:27

What are the other markings on it?
Matson used to say that it doesn't matter who made the blank, as long as it plays well.
Chris Hill
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