Dennis Strawley Backun Alpha Clarinet, Kanter "D" facing Mouthpiece, Rico 3.5 evolution.  Tom Puwalski, Backun Alpha Plastic clarinet. Backun "L" Facing mouthpiece, Legere signature 3.5.   One take on a Bach Fugue, and really enjoying playing on synthetic clarinets.  They sound pretty damn good.

Bach Little Prelude on Backun Alpha Clarinets

Professional Clarinetist - Principal Clarinetist Seabrook Opera, Philadelphia Orchestra International Music Festival Clarinet Faculty, WindWorks of Washington 1st Section Clarinetist (Professional National Band)

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Former Military horn player stopped playing for nearly 20 years but started playing again for fun in 2013. All of the parts on the tracks I'm sharing are played by me and recorded by me. I'm using Yamaha's Silent Brass system - basically a practice mute with microphone built in, patched into a computer running Audacity software to record the parts against a click track. The main disadvantage to this system is that I don't have my hand in the bell, so I can't color the sound or make fine pitch adjustments like I usually would. For those who care - playing on a Holton 177 which my folks bought new for me way back in 1979. Hope you enjoy!

Bach Little Prelude on Backun Alpha Clarinets

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