Schilke Standard Series Cornet Mouthpiece Group II in Silver 17

Description

Today, Schilke Music Products continues to offer the highest level of expertise in assisting musicians when determining what mouthpiece might work for their playing needs. Available sizes: 5A4, 6A4a, 7B4, 8A4, 8E2, 9, 9C4, 10A4a, 10A4, 10B4, 11A, 11Ax, 11C2, 11, 11D4, 1E, 12A4a, 12A4, 12B4, 12, 13A4a, 13B, 13, 13C4, 13D4, 14A4a, 14A4, 14A4x, 14B, 14C2, 14 Model number:The model number references 4 areas - Cup Diameter, Cup. Schilke had a profound influence on the development of brass mouthpiece design and pedagogy in the 20th century. General knowledge of these concepts and how they work can only assist the player in selecting equipment that improves their sound. A mouthpiece is created of several components or variables that greatly influence a players sound. His wisdom and insight have influenced several generations of performers, educators and students while setting the standard for other manufacturers. All of these components play a major role in the final sound production on a brass instrument. Schilke had a profound influence on the development of brass mouthpiece design and pedagogy in the 20th century. These variables include rim contour or rim shape, inner rim diameter or cup diameter, cup shape or cup volume, the throat, the backbore and shank or stem. These variables include rim contour or rim shape, inner rim diameter or cup diameter, cup shape or cup volume, the throat, the backbore and shank or stem.

Key Features

• His wisdom and insight have influenced several generations of performers, educators and students while setting the standard for other manufacturers.
• Today, Schilke Music Products continues to offer the highest level of expertise in assisting musicians when determining what mouthpiece might work for their playing needs.
• Schilke had a profound influence on the development of brass mouthpiece design and pedagogy in the 20th century.
• A mouthpiece is created of several components or variables that greatly influence a players sound.
• All of these components play a major role in the final sound production on a brass instrument.
• These variables include rim contour or rim shape, inner rim diameter or cup diameter, cup shape or cup volume, the throat, the backbore and shank or stem.