![]() I've got an older Leblanc clarinet at home on approval from my repairman. I'm hoping someone can help me with some information. I've posted here in the past as well as on the two saxophone usenet groups (though I've been mostly lurking in recent months because of the pressure of balancing grad school and a full-time job). a Normandy 4 or it would say Normandy on it rather than Noblet. The key work is strikingly similar to the old Resotone about the only difference I've spotted is that the pivot for the left hand C#/G# key is on a separate post between the long pivot rod (for the left hand rings) and the left hand tone holes, instead of being located beneath that long pivot rod. I realize this is an intermediate level instrument, but I'm trying to figure out whether it is a Model 45, a Model 40, or possibly a Model 4 Normandy. The serial number (46,xxx), is stamped on both joints. (And it's not so old that there's any question about high pitch/low pitch.) It has 'Noblet' on the wood of the barrel, and upper and lower joints, (the bell, too, I think though I don't have it with me at the moment). It's clearly a wooden Leblanc Bb clarinet. ![]() Wrote in message The trouble is that I'm not really sure what I have.
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |
AuthorWrite something about yourself. No need to be fancy, just an overview. ArchivesCategories |