Clarinet Reed In Soprano Sax at April Perkinson blog

Clarinet Reed In Soprano Sax. i just tried the american cut 2.25 soprano sax reed on clarinet today. i've used bb clarinet reeds for soprano sax plenty of times before (also on eb clarinet and even sopranino sax!). clarinet reeds are thin pieces of cane (arundo donax, to be more precise) which are held against the clarinet mouthpiece with a ligature. the bb clarinet reed is longer than a soprano saxophone reed. helpful hints for solving potential saxophone or clarinet problems caused by incorrect reed placement. clarinet reeds will work on a soprano sax, but not as well as soprano sax reeds. It made the high notes come out somewhat easier. So the result is to have a reed with a flatter profile. the cut feels sort of a cross between a rico royal (back when they were good reeds) and the vandoren traditional. As a single reed instrument, the clarinet requires one reed to produce a sound, which is created from the vibrations of the reed against the mouthpiece.

It made the high notes come out somewhat easier. i've used bb clarinet reeds for soprano sax plenty of times before (also on eb clarinet and even sopranino sax!). the bb clarinet reed is longer than a soprano saxophone reed. i just tried the american cut 2.25 soprano sax reed on clarinet today. clarinet reeds will work on a soprano sax, but not as well as soprano sax reeds. clarinet reeds are thin pieces of cane (arundo donax, to be more precise) which are held against the clarinet mouthpiece with a ligature. So the result is to have a reed with a flatter profile. As a single reed instrument, the clarinet requires one reed to produce a sound, which is created from the vibrations of the reed against the mouthpiece. helpful hints for solving potential saxophone or clarinet problems caused by incorrect reed placement. the cut feels sort of a cross between a rico royal (back when they were good reeds) and the vandoren traditional.

Selecting Saxophone Reeds for Classical and Jazz Performance

Clarinet Reed In Soprano Sax clarinet reeds will work on a soprano sax, but not as well as soprano sax reeds. It made the high notes come out somewhat easier. clarinet reeds are thin pieces of cane (arundo donax, to be more precise) which are held against the clarinet mouthpiece with a ligature. helpful hints for solving potential saxophone or clarinet problems caused by incorrect reed placement. the bb clarinet reed is longer than a soprano saxophone reed. clarinet reeds will work on a soprano sax, but not as well as soprano sax reeds. i've used bb clarinet reeds for soprano sax plenty of times before (also on eb clarinet and even sopranino sax!). As a single reed instrument, the clarinet requires one reed to produce a sound, which is created from the vibrations of the reed against the mouthpiece. So the result is to have a reed with a flatter profile. i just tried the american cut 2.25 soprano sax reed on clarinet today. the cut feels sort of a cross between a rico royal (back when they were good reeds) and the vandoren traditional.