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Author: michele zukovsky  
Date:   2021-11-05 09:13 
 hi everyone, 
 
if anybody has an e flat, and/or c clarinet to sell or rent, please contact me at  
 
michelezukovsky@gmail.com 
 
 
thanks so much! 
 
 
michele 
 
michelezukovsky@gmail.com
  
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Author: donald  
Date:   2021-11-06 03:26 
 I might know of an old "no name" (probably French stencil from the first half of 20th C) C clarinet that has just been restored, but it's probably not what you're looking for... I've been meaning to play test this horn, but we've been in CV19 lockdown for a couple of months.
  
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Author: Mark Cookson  
Date:   2021-11-06 07:48 
 It's in the UK, but there are a few each of used C and Eb clarinets here: 
http://reedandsqueakcases.com/
  
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Author: Ken Lagace  
Date:   2021-11-06 17:14 
 Tom Ridenour has a fine C clarinet for a little over $1K 
 
http://m.ridenourclarinetproducts.com/lyrique-570-c-clarinet.html 
 
And Tom developed many of Leblanc's better clarinet designs as Manager of the Woodwind part of Leblanc. 
 
 
 
Post Edited (2021-11-06 19:19)
  
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Author: farabout  
Date:   2021-11-06 17:51 
 Lyrique 570C is not merely fine, but excellent. An improved Leblanc. 
My recommendation for Eb is Thomann's CL-18EB.  
Both hornets for ~$2k even.
  
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Author: farabout  
Date:   2021-11-07 02:21 
 BTW, I adore your (ie, Michele's) "Bellison" CD album on Summit Records.
  
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Author: donald  
Date:   2021-11-07 02:37 
 Mark Cookson (who is a very fine player) has made an excellent suggestion above. I've played a Noblet Eb before and while they didn't have quite the sound I was looking for were very reliable and stood up well next to the Leblanc horns (I owned a leblanc eefer for a while). That Orsi C clarinet is surely a goer, I've played (and briefly owned) other Orsis from that era and they were really excellent instruments.
  
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Author: KenJarczyk  
Date:   2021-11-07 04:35 
 Truly, no better C on the market than the Ridenour. 
 
I wish he made an Eb! 
 
Ken Jarczyk 
Woodwinds Specialist 
Eb, C, Bb, A & Bass Clarinets 
Soprano, Alto, Tenor & Baritone Saxophones 
Flute, Alto Flute, Piccolo
  
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Author: donald  
Date:   2021-11-07 06:13 
 "no better c on the market than the Ridenour"???? Honestly, not saying the Ridenour doesn't have some virtue, but WHY do people insist on writing idiotic things like that?
  
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Author: BethGraham  
Date:   2021-11-07 21:30 
 Not to speak for Ken, but "no better X" is a turn of phrase; nothing more. 
 
Yikes, folks on this board are crabby lately! (Not just you, Donald, but lots of folks.)
  
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