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Q: What brand and model mouthpiece did benny goodman play?
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What model and size mouthpiece does Eric Miyashiro use?

He had (or maybe still is, not sure) played on his own model Marcinkiewicz mouthpiece (the E18 in their signature series). This mouthpiece is also similar to the Schilke 13A4a.


How much would a clarinet mouthpiece cost?

each one is $44 and the reeds are $2-$3 ------ HUGE range. Student (plastic) model as low as $10 for a generic "non name" model, with name brand hitting upwards of $50. Hard rubber, name brand models go up from there quickly and can hit several hundred dollars. There are several large on-line dealers that provide quality service, reasonable prices and have excellent return policies.


What is the differences between the Clarinet mouthpieces B45. and 5RV.?

What's called the "facing" of the mouthpiece is different. It's the same thing with virtually every mouthpiece model. It's hard to explain how different they are in terms of sound because different players can make the same mouthpiece sound different. Also, the sound can be affected by the thickness of the reed and the kind of ligature.


What is a good cello brand?

hans garrett stradivarius model is a very good brand


How much is a mouthpiece for a a Selmer B in ebonite clarinet?

A good, name brand, student model mouthpiece for the Bb clarinet will cost in the neighborhood of $20 to $30. Inexpensive mouthpieces can be had for less, but it's hard to be sure how well they will play. Step-up mouthpieces for more advanced players will probably cost $50 or more, and for professional level pieces, the sky's the limit. It's not uncommon to see professional mouthpieces that cost $200 or more. Once a student has established a strong consistent embouchure, and can play the full range of the clarinet, (probably after a few years of lessons) a better mouthpiece that suites his/her embouchure will make a significant difference - often more so than a new step-up clarinet. at this level, mouthpieces should be tried with reeds of differing strengths to find what works best for an individual student. There's no best mouthpiece for all students.