Mendini by CECILIO MCT-E+SD+PB Black B Flat Clarinet with Case, Stand, Pocketbook, Mouthpiece, 10 Reeds and More

Description

Lorem ipsum dolor sit View largerFrom the ManufacturerAll of our clarinets are
tested at our factory and inspected again by skilled technicians at our Los
Angeles distribution center prior to shipping. Please read the clarinet
owner’s manual carefully to assembled and tuned the clarinet properly.Clarinet
Owner’s ManualIt is important to disassemble and thoroughly clean the clarinet
after playing then stored in its case. Tips: Use a small amount of cork grease
on joints to help ease assembly of the clarinet and wipe off excess grease.
Rinse mouth after eating / drinking prior to playing. Always store the
clarinet in its case when not in use to prevent damage. Avoid direct and
extended exposure to: sunlight, rain, heaters, air conditioners. It is
recommended to bring the clarinet to a skilled technician at least once a year
to be serviced.Getting StartedWe recommend first time players to seek
assistance from an instructor. If an instructor is not available, follow these
steps below. Remove the clarinet from the case by lifting it from the edges.
Never grab the clarinet by its keys. Compact Clarinet Stand View
largerPortable Compact Clarinet StandThe compact clarinet stand is stored
inside the clarinet bell. Assembling Instructions: 1. Unscrew cap at the
bottom of the stand. 2. Extend the legs. 3. Screw cap back on with the legs
extended.Mouthpiece View largerAttaching the mouthpiece6. Attaching the reed:
a) Moisten the thin end of the reed in mouth or in cup of water. b) Remove the
ligature from the mouthpiece and then position the reed on the mouthpiece so
that the tip of the mouthpiece is seen just over the end of the reed. c) While
holding the reed in place, slide the ligature over the reed and mouthpiece,
adjust to fit, and tighten the ligature screws.Large ring key View
largerHolding the Clarinet1. Lubricate all tenon-corks on the mouthpiece,
upper and lower joints with cork-grease (included with package). Make sure to
apply an even coat of grease. 2. In a twisting motion, gently attach the
barrel to the upper joint of the clarinet. 3. In a twisting motion, gently
attach the bell to the lower joint of the clarinet. 4. In a gentle twisting
motion, connect the upper joint to the lower joint while gently pressing the
large ring key to bring the upper bridge key up. (See photo on the left of the
ring key on the upper joint). Using this method will prevent damaging the
keys.TuningPitch is affected by temperature, so warm up the clarinet before
playing by blowing air through it. Use a chromatic tuner or piano can help
tune the clarinet. The tuning pitches for the clarinet are C and G. Play a C
and G on the piano or find it on the tuner. To tune, pull barrel slightly away
from the body. The length of the barrel to the body depends on individual
preference and method of playing. To further adjust the intonation of the
clarinet, put out on the upper and lower joints.Upper joint bridge above the
lower joint bridge View largerJoining the Upper and Lower Bridge Joints5. The
lower joint bridge key will slide under the upper joint bridge key. Be
careful, as careless assembly can cause damage to the bridge keys. Align the
upper joint bridge key on top of the lower joint bridge key. The keys of the
upper and lower joints will be aligned as well. (See image on the
left)MaintenanceREED: Remove the reed from the mouthpiece by loosening the
ligature and sliding it off. Gently dry the reed with a clean cloth and place
it in a reed holder. CLEANING THE INTERIOR: After playing always insert the
cleaning swab into the clarinet to remove moisture. After each use rub the
outside of the mouthpiece with a soft cloth then scrub the inside of the
mouthpiece with a mouthpiece brush. Use lukewarm water and mild soap. Rinse
thoroughly and dry with a soft cloth. CLEANING THE PADS: Dry the pads by
inserting cleaning pad paper between the pad and the tone hole. Lightly press
the key down and carefully pulling the paper away. CLEANING THE EXTERIOR:
After each use, rub on outside of the clarinet with a polishing cloth to
remove particles and fingerprints. use a key brush once a week to remove dust
or lint that accumulates around post and springs and under key rods. Use a
pipe cleaner on hard to reach areas. Tenons tend to collect moisture,
especially at the upper and lower joints. Remove all moisture from tenons cork
with gauze. Apply small amounts of cork grease on neck cork to maintain the
quality of the cork and to make mouthpiece assembly easy. Remember to always
remove the mouthpiece when not in use.

Features:

• COMPLETE SET – This is the best beginners clarinet for students starting out. Kit includes a case, mouthpiece, box of 10 reeds (2.5"), cork grease, a cleaning cloth, gloves, a pocketbook, a stand, and a clarinet.
• EASY TO USE – This clarinet cleaning kit and instrument set is super lightweight, adjustable, and portable. Perfect for orchestra concerts, home use, and practice rooms.
• ELEGANT & DURABLE – With a smooth, sleek finish, our clarinets are crafted with high-grade plastic casting, along with sturdy, nickel-plated keys. Turn heads (and perk ears) with your new instrument!
• INCLUDED POCKETBOOK – Just starting out? All of our band & orchestra musical instruments come with a handy beginner's pocketbook, filled with tips, tricks, and more.
• GREAT GIFT – Know any aspiring young musicians, older players, or anyone in between? This is the perfect present for those looking to learn a new instrumental skill.

Product Details:

• Color: Black
• Brand: Mendini by Cecilio
• Instrument Key: B Flat
• Material: Plastic
• Style: Elegant
• Item Weight: 3.54 pounds
• Product Dimensions: 14 x 10 x 4 inches
• Item model number: MCT-E+SD+PB
• Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
• Date First Available: July 15, 2011
• Color Name: Black
• Material Type: Plastic
• Instrument Key: B Flat