Légende Clarinet German system, Viennese Modell
Buffet Crampon writes itself into German history with Viennese sound tradition
Key
B-flat
Pitch
442/443 Hz
Material
Grenadilla
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Description
For the first time in its 200-year history and after intensive research and development in co-operation with the principal clarinettist of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, Matthias Schorn, Buffet Crampon presents a professional clarinet with a German fingering system: the ‘Légende’ model with the characteristic velvety-soft tone of the Viennese sound tradition. Please note that this instrument is currently sold exclusively in Austria at Johannes Gleichweit's Clarinet Store in Vienna.
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Clarinet Légende with German fingering system
Buffet Crampon writes German history with Viennese sound tradition


200 years of expertise in making clarinets
Two fingering systems - one musical cosmos. After 200 years of development and expertise in making Boehm clarinets, Buffet Crampon transmits its know-how and innovative prowess to the construction of a professional clarinet with a German fingering system in collaboration with Matthias Schorn.
German system with innovations of Boehm-Clarinets
The emphasis is on the ease of playing, the free flow of air which favours a direct response, a precise and centred tone and exact intonation which gives unlimited expression to the clarinettist's creative impulses.
The advantages of a Boehm clarinet and the innovative strength of Buffet Crampon are also expressed in the fact that the tenons are reinforced with metal rings, thus ensuring a permanent connection between the upper and lower joint. Two tuning rings, which are inserted between the lower and centre joint, guarantee intonational flexibility and provide a firm hold at lower pitches. Please note that this instrument is currently sold exclusively in Austria at Johannes Gleichweit's Clarinet Store in Vienna.





