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Clarinetists who desire a rich, dark sound will love the Selmer Paris Recital Bb Clarinet. Perfect for chamber music, the small bore (.563") and thick walls of the Selmer Recital provide a remarkably in tune, focused and dark tone. Features of the Selmer Recital Bb Clarinet include a grenadila wood body, sculpted keys and adjustable thumb rest. Complete with case, Selmer Paris clarinet mouthpiece and care products. |
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An elaborate duct, but also its material : a very worked and selected grenadille wood allowed the birth of a specific sound. It is the wood, noble and lively material and its volume that gives the "Recital" this warm tone, rich and round and this different presence. This clarinet is very vivid, it will attract those who seek 'a sound'. |
Standard Features
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| Body | Grenadilla |
| Bore | Polycylindrical / 0.563" - 14.30 mm |
| Barrel | 1 Grenadilla 62.5 mm / 1 Grenadilla 64.5 mm |
| Bell | Grenadilla w/ Ring |
| Key System | Boehm (French) / 17 Keys |
| Keys | Silver Plated |
| Special Keys | None |
| Tone Holes | Undercut |
| Pads | Double Skin |
| Springs | Blue Steel (French) |
| Includes | Case / Mouthpiece / Ligature & Cap / Care Products |
| Crafted In | France |
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7 found helpful, 0 found unhelpful.
Selmer does it again... and again.... and AGAIN
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by Alex Fearer
(thenervousgerman@gmail.com)
6/28/2008 10:29:31 AM
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Musical Experience:
Style of music:
Classical, Concert band
Hometown
Colroado USA
This is a wonderful instrument. The intonation is great, with the dark sound as advertised. The beautiful wood is VERY well worked, and the key work is absolutely stunning. The clarinet in itself shows excellent craftsmanship. I have found the tone of the Recital to be incomparable to the Buffet R13. Not only does the Recital have a darker tone, but the build quality is definitely something special. The wood is much thicker to that of any other clarinet I have played, thus giving a "fat" and warm sound. When in rehearsals, the conductor would repeatedly need to tell me to quiet down because it has such amazing and brilliant sound projection! I also found the instrument to be very easy blowing (note: I am playing on an A. Giggliotti P facing mouthpiece) and even the highest of notes were a piece of cake to reach. The clarinet also seems to never be sharp or flat, but even if it is, the longer and shorter barrels will fix that easily, though some could argue that this is a result of the player not the instrument. The key work, as stated above, is stunning. It isn't even the actual keys either, although they are quite nice. The way the response and "handling" so to speak is superb and simply the best I have ever had the pleasure of encountering, whether the instrument is, Buffet, LeBlanc, or other. The French blue steel springs really do the trick. So anyway, I could ramble about this instrument for a very long time, but in short, if you are a Selmer aficionado or not, this is in my opinion simply the best choice.
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7 found helpful, 1 found unhelpful.
Amazing Dark Sound
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by Sean Snyder
(saxmas@aol.com)
12/21/2007 8:05:11 PM
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Musical Experience:
Music Student
Style of music:
Classical, Contemp. and Jazz
Hometown
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