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clarinet question? best answer!?
about 9 years ago i bought a brand new holton clarinet for $600
i played it for 2 years in my middle school band i ended up moving to another city and packed up my clarinet in a moving truck which we didnt end up unloading until a year later. by the time i got my clarinet i was a hs freshman and it had lost its shine and tune. but it could still play good. i played it for most of my high school years except senior year.
today i started playing my clarinet again but it looks a little worse than it already did.
i want to start playing again but i want to fix my clarinet and have it look like it did when i first bought it. it looks so dull and shineless
is there any special spray or something that can restore its shine.
or should i just buy a new one. and what a good clarinet brand?
i have a holton if that helps.
its my first clarinet and i dont want to replace it unless i really have too.
How Can i improve the sound also????
i'm not too sure about polishing the wooden part of the clarinet body (since i'm a flutist myself) but for the keys you can dab your normal cotton cloth with alcohol and wipe the keys really hard to get the dirt and dust off. It will look at least 4x more shiny (NOTE: do NOT use silver cloth, it depletes the silver on keys. use it only when the keys are completely black)
good clarinet brand would be buffet or selmer, but then again it depends on your budget.
as for improving the tone, as with all woodwind (or rather, wind ensemble as a whole) good tone on an instrument comes gradually, after seasoning (a.k.a playing with it for a long time eg. 4-5 years where the tone of the instrument gets mellower) else you can ask your band instructor for some advice perhaps?
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Derek Trucks Albums: Joyful Noise, Soul Serenade, the Derek Trucks Band, Out of the Madness, Already Free, Songlines Live List Price: CDN$ 14.93 Sale Price: CDN$ 14.18 Used From: CDN$ 14.38 |
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Derek Trucks Band - Already Free [1/13] * $12.37 Disc 0:*No track list available Disc 1:*Down In the Flood - (with Derek Trucks Band) *Something To Make You Happy - (with Derek Trucks Band) *Maybe This Time - (with Derek Trucks Band) *Sweet Inspiration - (with Derek Trucks Band) *Don`t Miss Me - (with Derek Trucks Band) *Get What You Deserve - (with Derek Trucks Band) *Out Love - (with Derek Trucks Band) *Down Don`t Bother Me - (with Derek Trucks Band) *Days is Almost Gone - (with Derek Trucks Band) *Back Where I Started - (with Derek Trucks Band) *I Know - (with Derek Trucks Band) *Already Free - (with Derek Trucks Band) |
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Derek Trucks - Already Free $15.54 The Wall Street Journal has described Derek Trucks - also in the Allman Brothers Band - as the most awe-inspiring electric slide guitar player performing today. Compelling songwriting, superb playing and smoking grooves take his sixth studio CD to a new level. Here are notes-and-tab transcriptions for all 12 songs, plus a great interview and lots of photos. Includes: Already Free * Back Where I Started * Don''t Miss Me * Down in the Flood * I Know * Maybe This Time * Our Love * Sweet Inspiration * and more. 2010 Grammy Winner for Best Contemporary Blues Album! |
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Derek Trucks - Already Free (Paperback) $17.82 The Wall Street Journal has described Derek Trucks - also in the Allman Brothers Band - as "the most awe-inspiring electric slide guitar player performing today." Compelling songwriting, superb playing and smoking grooves take his sixth studio CD to a new level. Here are notes-and-tab transcriptions for all 12 songs, plus a great interview and lots of photos. Includes: Already Free * Back Where I Started * Don`t Miss Me * Down in the Flood * I Know * Maybe This Time * Our Love * Sweet Inspiration * and more. 2010 Grammy Winner for Best Contemporary Blues Album! |
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Already Free $13.98 For 12 years, the Derek Trucks Band have been issuing records (live and studio) that are long on fire, improvisation, and inspiration. Trucks' own skillful leadership has seamlessly melded rock, blues, jazz, and Eastern Indian modal music in a brew that is uniquely his own. Perhaps this is what makes Already Free both an anomaly and a natural extension of the DTB; if anything, it resembles Delaney & Bonnie's records of the late '60s and early '70s -- Home, To Bonnie from Delaney -- or the self-titled debuts of Bobby Whitlock and Eric Clapton. There is a homegrown organic looseness to these proceedings that sets the album apart from all of Trucks' previous offerings. Perhaps that's because it was recorded at home -- literally in a home studio with the DTB and/or their guests playing live from the floor much of the time. Trucks is still accompanied by his longtime mates: Kofi Burbridge, Todd Smallie, Yonrico Scott, Count Mbutu, and vocalist Mike Mattison. But there are some close friends and family as guests, including -- but not limited to -- Trucks' wife Susan Tedeschi, Doyle Bramhall II, and a horn section and various rhythm players.The material is stellar. The covers include an opening reading of Bob Dylan's "Down in the Flood," with the horn section getting down deep into the grittier and bluesier aspects of the tune. It features some brilliant work by Burbridge on the clavinet, Wurlitzer piano, and B-3; Trucks handles monster acoustic and electric slide work and Mattison's vocal is stellar. It all comes off soulfully, authentically, and utterly real. Next is a deeply funky cover of the late Paul Pena's "Something to Make You Happy." Another standout is a gospel-blues reading of the Spooner Oldham-Dan Penn classic "Sweet Inspiration," with an intro that sounds like it came straight from Memphis. Mattison and Tedeschi's vocals don't sound like Delaney & Bonnie's, but they feel like them. The hand percussion laid on top of the rhythm section with Trucks' melodic slide break becomes a third voice as it digs directly into the B-3. That all said, the originals are solid to boot. Check out the funky Allen Toussaint-esque rhythm backdrop on "Maybe This Time," with a brilliant vocal performance by Bramhall; the savage, gritty, and greasy slide blues of "Don't Miss Me," with its twin guitar interplay; and the raucous house-rocking groove of "Get What You Deserve." Tedeschi takes a lead vocal turn on the deeply moving ballad "Back Where I Started," near the album's end. It was co-written by Trucks with Warren Haynes; only her husband backs her on acoustic guitar and dobro, with a rhythm section. The droning Indian instrument ushers in "I Know," an old R&B shouter associated with Big Maybelle. But Trucks' electric slide, the B-3, the horns, and Mattison's gravelly soul vocal add to its dimension quickly and convincingly. In sum, this is another side of the DTB, but one that feels like a natural extension of the group's live persona. Its careful attenti |
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