Légère French Cut Tenor Sax/Bass Clarinet Reeds Strength:3.00

Légère French Cut Tenor Sax/Bass Clarinet Reeds Strength:3.00True story: this past week (I'm writing this in April, 2024) I had a reed disaster. For the first time, I had ZERO reeds that worked on my bass clarinet I had a concert to play in 30 minutes. It was a weird weather day, and it was game time. I had one of these French Cut Tenor Sax reeds in my case that Lgre had sent me to try, and I slapped it on the mouthpiece. And. I. Crushed. It. (not the reed; the concert slammed.) Now, I've tried other cuts of

Because when you’re backstage

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after a while you may find that the cloth loses its effectiveness

Th M15 Bb clarinet mouthpiece has the narrowest tip opening in the Vandoren range

The Buffet Tosca in particular is

for those with larger hands like me

so all I saw was stacks and stacks of wood tubes

Resistance: 2/10

I had been hearing about Clark's bass clarinet mouthpieces for years — from friends like Jeff Anderle

Another benefit is that the tone holes are PERFECT

The pitch of the throat tones are less flat

focused tone that projects nicely