So insights that you could provide Steve, into my horn or MPs would be greatly appreciated. For that I figure 1 MP will be challenge enough, why mess around with 2. I don't know what it plays like, since I've just been concentrating on relearning all my fingerings again-more or less done, just trying to keep the L&R pinkie notes straight in my head is a challenge-and developing my clarinet embouchure. I also have a Selmer HS*, but I haven't tried it. I have a couple of those for alto and tenor from back in the day, as they were quite popular, but I don't know if the one I have for the clarinet is a jazz piece or not. Maybe you could tell me something about that too. My MP is a late 1970s Herb Couf Artist 4*. It doesn't sound any different to the wooden Buffet I sit next to-mind you that guy too is a sax player, and not the world's strongest clarinet player. I'm just surprised at the warmth in sound that it has. Since it's a simulated wood grain, composite body of some kind, I know it's a student horn of some kind, so I'm wondering how they compare to what's out there in general. I was wondering Steve, if you could give me any info on this little beast. I had it into my tech, who only had to replace 2 pads before I started playing it again. (At lest if the serial # chart on the Selmer USA website is correct.) Looking at it, you would think it is new. I remember ATT these instruments had a very good rep. I am quite amazed by this Artley 18S Prelude. I'm playing the Reed 3 book for Guys and Dolls. Then I gave up clarinet until about a month ago, when I picked it up again for a musical. I kept playing bass all throughout school and beyond into university. I played it for about a year, and then switched to the school bass. high, I got minty Artley 18S Prelude clarinet when I started my clarinet studies. Pete, Steve-whoever-please move to the appropriate sub-forum. Sorry I'm posting this here, since I don't know where to post this-which is part of the reason I'm asking some questions. Usually we just end up talking about potholes or American Idol.

It kind of throws my instructor for a loop when I show up for a lesson. I’ve been using an empty paper towel roll that I poked holes in with a ballpoint pen. See, the thing is, I don’t even have a flute. “Feeling like a dead duck….!” I’m not sure how the rest of the song goes. Do you like Jethro Tull? Aqualung is such a tremendous record. Sometimes, I like to put on a leisure suit or a multi-colored vest and pretend that I’m Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull.

To: exciting! I’ve been looking for a flute in perfect playing condition. To: genuinely love this flute! Is it still available? I’d really like to get my mouth around it as soon as possible.

* Comes with hard felt lined Artley case, cleaning cloth, cleaning rod and drying rod. * All pads have been replaced, Is in perfect playing condition. * In perfect condition, has been well cared for.

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