Full Boehm?
09:55 on Wednesday, May 21, 2003
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(Brian)
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I was wondering exactly what a `full Boehm` clarinet is considered. Is it the regular English and French using clarinet (which I have known as Boehm) with the extra keys such as low Eb, alternate Eb (in the register just above the break) as well as the G# key just above it with the extra mechanics (where you can trill from F natural to G# by just moving the right index finger)? I have seen these clarinets, and am looking to purchase one, but want to make sure I understand exactly what this instrument would be called.
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Re: Full Boehm?
12:50 on Wednesday, May 21, 2003
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(alyx)
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i`ve never heard of one of them.
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Re: Full Boehm?
23:35 on Wednesday, May 21, 2003
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(Brian)
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Okay, maybe a more basic question... does everyone here use the `boehm` system, or maybe the albert system? Or not sure!? Any help would be ... well... helpful! Thanks!
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Re: Full Boehm?
12:46 on Tuesday, May 27, 2003
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(Brian)
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Awesome. Either nobody knows or nobody cares. Or both!
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Re: Full Boehm?
05:00 on Sunday, June 1, 2003
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Re: Full Boehm?
11:52 on Sunday, June 1, 2003
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(Bradley)
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If you`re looking to buy a full boehm pro level horn, go with the same "Graham`s Music" that the above has quoted. Graham is the only retailer of Amatis that I would buy from, and Amatis when you play on a good one, are excellent horns.
Bradley
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