
Best Selling Clarinets
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SeriO: Bb Clarinet-ClarO
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SeriO: Bb Clarinet-OscurO
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Buffet Bb RC Prestige #1106L-2 Grenadilla Silver Keys only
$9,186.00 -

Buffet A R13 Prestige #1233-2 Grenadilla Clarinet Silver Keys only
$9,489.00 -

Buffet A RC Prestige #1208L-2 Grenadilla Clarinet with Silver Keys only
$9,947.00 -

Buffet Bb BCXXI Clarinet BC21 Grenadilla Silver Keys Only
$10,269.00 -

Buffet A Légende #1256L-2 Grenadilla Clarinet with Silver and Rose Gold Keys
$10,518.00 -

Buffet Bb Tosca #1150L-2 Grenadilla Clarinet with Silver Keys only
$10,576.00 -

Buffet A BCXXI Clarinet BC21 #1258 Grenadilla Silver Keys Only
$10,784.00 -

Buffet A Tosca #1250L-2 Grenadilla Clarinet with Silver Keys only
$11,054.00 -

Buffet Bb Bass Prestige #1193-2 Low C Clarinet Silver Plated Keys only
$16,226.00 -

Buffet Bb Bass Prestige #1193 Greenline Low C Bass Clarinet Silver Keys only
$16,226.00
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Intermediate or Professional Clarinets—Which Do You Choose, Why and When?
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Putting Your Best Sound Forward-Tone Production on Oboe
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Putting Your Best Sound Forward on the Clarinet
Eva Wasserman-Margolis and I got to know each other through one of the first virtual clarinet competitions that she helped organize and create: The International Clarinetist Corona Competition. It was created to help working clarinetists who had no work during the...
The Value of a Trade In
At Lisa’s Clarinet Shop we believe the best way to buy a new instrument is to sell the one you have and use it as a down payment toward a new one. In recent years, professional woodwind instruments have tremendously gone up in price, making it less accessible for...
What Do You Know about the Mechanics of Your Instrument?
As a performer or a music educator, the number of years it took for you to become proficient, let alone exceptional at playing a musical instrument, is considerable. Private lessons and, the thousands of hours of investment you have made practicing your instrument,...
The Value of Keeping Your Instrument in Excellent Adjustment
While it may seem obvious, an instrument that is not in the best possible playing condition will handicap the abilities of the musician using it to improve faster. Unfortunately, many musicians fail to take seriously the need to have their instrument adjusted at...
Quality Repair Is Critical if You Play a Wind Instrument
If you play the clarinet, saxophone, flute or oboe professionally, you know how challenging your instrument can be to play if it is not in proper adjustment. Your tolerance for it having mechanical issues when it does need service work, as a professional musician,...
Steps to Playing a Chromatic Scale on the Clarinet
Scales are an important part of the warm-up and of clarinet technique. Whether they are major, minor, or chromatic scales, they are an essential part of daily warmups and in achieving virtuosity through methodical practice. There are multiple benefits to mastering...
What are the Parts of a Clarinet?
The clarinet is comprised of five parts from top to bottom: the mouthpiece, barrel, upper joint, lower joint, and bell. Each part is fitted and aligned to one another in this order by four cork-covered tenons that hold the five parts of the clarinet tightly...













































