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Clarinets

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Yamaha Standard YCL-255S, Clarinet£ 448,-

Schreiber D-26, Clarinet£ 1.261,-

Nuvo Clarinéo Standard Kit Black, Clarinet£ 124,-

Schreiber D-12, Clarinet£ 891,-

Buffet Crampon Prodige BC 2541, Clarinet£ 432,-

Buffet Crampon E12F BC 2512F, Clarinet£ 964,-

Jupiter JBC1000S, Bass Clarinet£ 1.763,-

Schreiber D-16, Clarinet£ 1.049,-

Schreiber Jubilée, Clarinet£ 1.557,-

Schreiber Jubilée, Clarinet£ 1.517,-

Yamaha Standard YCL-457II-17, Clarinet£ 891,-

Yamaha YCL-450, Clarinet£ 811,-

Yamaha YCL-457II-22, Clarinet£ 1.343,-

Buffet Crampon E13 BC 1102, Clarinet£ 1.352,-

Schreiber D-41, Clarinet£ 1.600,-

SeleS by Selmer Prologue, Clarinet£ 1.284,-

Leblanc CL655, Clarinet£ 381,-

Nuvo Clarinéo Standard Kit white-blue, Clarinet£ 121,-

Nuvo Clarinéo Standard Kit white-green, Clarinet£ 124,-

Buffet Crampon E12FL BC 2512FL, Clarinet£ 1.059,-

Buffet Crampon E13 BC 1102 L, Clarinet£ 1.552,-

Buffet Crampon Prodige BC 2541L, Clarinet£ 558,-

Jupiter JCL1100DS, Clarinet£ 1.102,-

Jupiter JCL1100S, Clarinet£ 1.026,-

Jupiter JCL700SQ, Clarinet£ 428,-

Jupiter JCL750SQ, Clarinet£ 802,-

Schreiber D-45, Clarinet£ 1.604,-

Yamaha YCL-450M, Clarinet£ 891,-

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Wind Instruments Clarinets Brands

Buffet Crampon
Jupiter
Leblanc
Nuvo
Schreiber
SeleS by Selmer
Yamaha

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Finger style

Boehm system
German system

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Tuning

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Pitch

440 Hz - 442 Hz
442 Hz
443/445 Hz

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Material

ABS thermoplastic
African blackwood
Eb lift
Light Polymer
Plastic
Plastic (ebonite)
Selected grenadilla wood with noble grain

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Clarinets

Clarinets are part of the woodwind family of instruments and can normally be played by all ages. The clarinet used to be mainly played in classical orchestras, but today is found in many musical styles such as also in jazz and klezmer. The clarinet is sorted by two very different systems and related control methods: The German system and the Boehm system. The Boehm was introduced around 1832, however, the German instrument makers, were not willing to take on this new system and continued to build their clarinets with German system. Boehm emigrated to France and was able to convince the renowned instrument maker Buffet and Klosé of his new system. The French exported their instruments all over the world making the Boehm system known worldwide.