I do use mitchell lurie so should I switch reed sizes cause know it has been longer since i wrote!!


~!*Alisha*!~

if you want to move to a slightly larger size if you`re not satisfied with your tone you can, but dont make your reed size higher than a 4 or a 4 and 1/2 and what i do when my reed gets too soft is i buy the size i use and a higher size just to try it and if you dont like the higher size reed or your embonchure is not ready keep the size you`re using now.

Thank you for the adivce!! I really need it!!

i am in grade 10 and have been playing the clarinet for 4 years now, and i am involved in cadet bands and jazz bands and concert bands, the only probmem is i want to play extreamly high, and i cant find a fingering char that will go high enough for my likings do u know where i can get one?
thanky

Impressive Bradley,I play a 3.5 Vandoren reed and I`ve been playin for 1 year and 7 months(Now in grade 7). I can get up to high C(five lines and a space obove).Can
you tell me the fingering for the high C# you where talking about

im in my jr highs honors band and im on a 3 rico. everyday when we tune my c is wayyyy flat. my band director says its the clarinet but i think its my reed. should i chanhe reeds?

im in my jr highs honors band and im on a 3 rico. everyday when we tune my c is wayyyy flat. my band director says its the clarinet but i think its my reed. should i change reeds?

Try a 3.5,it helped me
$jessica b$

I use Mitchell Lurie!

Oh yeah the 31/2 vandoren reeds are really good for high notes. I`m going through a little phase here where reeds are really gettin on my nerves becuz the open g and those notes around there are always too "fuzzy"! I had been playing on the La voz reeds.. but I think i`m going to try Vandoren again but just move down to a 3! I` ve been playing...about 4 1/2 yrs. now

Hi. I`ve been playing for 4 years (almost 103% of my total lifetime) and would like to say that I know more than any of you dip$h17$ out there. I don`t care if you`ve been playing for over twice as long as me, cus I`d rock you hard when I was 2 years old.

Keep the short bus in the garage, please. K thx

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I think you should try to move up. I dont play the clarinet I play the flute, My best friend tells me you should try the 3.5 Becuase it works wounders.Im also in 7th & advanced band. I have a project on Flutes, Drums and Clarinets, and I was hoping you could mabe answer a few questions.

I`ve been playing for 10 years, and I only use size 3 1/2!

I perfer #3 vandoren. I have heard that it is better to use a thinner reed if you can still handle the high notes.

Well, Ive been playing for about 8 years, and ive stayed on a size three the entire time, mainly, cause it has the best tone that I have found. Vandoren reeds are great, but I myself prefer the Rico Royals, they have a little more "meat" to them....