Ridenour BE10 Clarinet Mouthpiece
Ridenour BE10 Clarinet Mouthpiece
- Ridenour Mouthpieces feature a Medium Chamber
- Chedeville Style Tip Opening
- Medium Bore .585
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The BE10 mouthpiece has been specially developed for Brook Mays by Tom Ridenour, formerly Acoustic Mouthpiece and clarinet designer for G. Leblanc Corporation. All of the expertise and knowledge Tom has used to serve famed clarine... See More
Ridenour BE10 Clarinet Mouthpiece
- Ridenour Mouthpieces feature a Medium Chamber
- Chedeville Style Tip Opening
- Medium Bore .585
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The BE10 mouthpiece has been specially developed for Brook Mays by Tom Ridenour, formerly Acoustic Mouthpiece and clarinet designer for G. Leblanc Corporation. All of the expertise and knowledge Tom has used to serve famed clarinetists like, Larry Combs, Eddie Danials, Ricardo Morales, And Many Others.
The Be10 Is Made Of A Dupont Acrilic Specially Formulated For Clarinet Mouthpieces. The BE10 has all the acoustical virtues of the finest hard rubber mouthpieces however, unlike hard rubber mouthpieces the BE10 will not oxidize,warp,or deteriorate due to age and exposure to the elements.
About Tom Ridenour
Tom Ridenour, A native of Kentucky, received his master's degree in clarinet performance From Yale University, graduating with honors. Tom taught for more than a decade on the clarinet faculties of Wesleyan University, Hartt College, and the University Of Connecticut while performing extensively throughout New England and New York. In 1989 Tom joined G. Leblanc Corporation as manager of the Woodwind Company. At Leblanc Tom Was responsible for the acoustical design of Leblanc Professional Clarinets. Tom has lectured and given workshops throughout North America.
Over the years, he has written numerous articles on virtually every aspect of the clarinet. His book, Clarinet Fingerings: A Guide For The Performer And Educator, has been considered the standard reference on the subject for more than a decade.
Presently, Tom has his own clarinet specialty business in Denton, Texas, where he also teaches clarinet and is clarinet specialist for Brook Mays Music (Dallas, Texas) and H & H Music (Houston, Texas) companies. Over the years Tom has worked closely with many of the worlds greatest clarinetists, creating equipment for them worthy of their artistry. Tom seeks to combine his skills as artist, acoustician, and technician to create a complete approach to clarinetistry.