Mouthpiece

Clarinet mouthpiece guide

Clarinet mouthpiece guide

Generally speaking, mouthpieces with wider tip openings (more curve) will respond better with softer reeds, and mouthpieces with narrower tip openings (less curve) will respond better with harder reeds. The mouthpiece facing length is defined by where the reed actually separates from the mouthpiece table.

  1. What is the best mouthpiece for a clarinet?
  2. Do clarinet mouthpieces make a difference?
  3. What pitch should a clarinet mouthpiece sound?

What is the best mouthpiece for a clarinet?

Best Clarinet Mouthpieces

Do clarinet mouthpieces make a difference?

A different/better mouthpiece can make a world of difference to your performance and sound from the clarinet. It is difficult to imagine how this can be so, but it really is. It is the equivalent of having the correct mouthpiece for a brass instrument, or a better bow for a string instrument.

What pitch should a clarinet mouthpiece sound?

Mouthpieces – Most mouthpieces are pitched at A=440 or A=442, so make sure you are using a mouthpiece which is best suited for your performance needs. Not every mouthpiece is in tune with itself.

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