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Author: klarisa
Date: 2016-10-30 16:22
Hello,
I have been asked to play clarinet in a baroque orchestra. This would mean i have to buy a historical clarinet or at least a copy of such an instrument. They play with a pitch of A=415. I can't find a lot of information on historical clarinets. My questions are:
What reeds do i use on such an instrument?
What mouthpiece?
Do i need more than one clarinet? For example one in C one in Bb one in A ore other pitch.
Where, preferably in Europe, can i buy such an instrument for a reasonable price?
I am also interested in experiences from other players. What are the difficulty’s i can expect? Fingering? Intonation? Maybe other things that are important...
Best regards, Johan
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