This is why it is important to offer multiple combinations. This makes the choice of a mouthpiece very personal as each musician must take into account his or her own objectives and physical characteristics (mouth muscles, oral cavity, teeth and lip shapes). Any minor variation in the size of these structures can produce quite different results! Accordingly, there is no such thing as a universal mouthpiece. There is a direct relationship between the physical characteristics of the mouthpiece (chamber, baffle, bore, facing length and tip opening) and its musical and acoustic components (sonority, roundness, volume, purity and ease of blowing).
The dimensions of the various parts vary from one model to another and their combination makes it possible to obtain very different designs and produce quite different acoustic results. Not so easy to choose a mouthpiece! Although seemingly very simple in shape, this accessory is actually quite complex product, as essential for the beginner as for the professional. Selecting Your Saxophone & Clarinet Mouthpieces Features a medium 1.08mm tip opening and 22mm facing.
The result is a beautifully round, colorful sound and the ideal balance between resistance and response.Īvailable in one tip opening. Building on the success of the Henri Selmer Paris Concept and Focus mouthpieces for clarinet, the new Selmer Paris Echo features the same trapezoidal chamber for enhanced focus but matched with a slightly more open tip opening.
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