The A Key: Clarinet Instrument Repair
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Is your A key not working properly? Master Sgt. Dale Barton shows you the correct way to repair this common problem.
The U.S. Army Field Band's Instrument Repair Series highlights how to care for and perform basic maintenance and repairs to your instrument. These fixes are intended to get you through difficult situations. Please consult a professional technician for proper guidance and advanced repairs.
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Thanks for your question, Michael. Your instrument may just need a cleaning, but it also may be damaged in some way. If you are not experienced with instrument repair, your best option would be to take it to a qualified repair person for a thorough diagnosis and fix.
Top notch tutorial.
Thank you!
I've saw most of your Clarinet videos and it was really helpful.For your next video , can you explain why my Clarinet will suddenly get stuck when I play .I thought it was cold so I blew air into my Clarinet but it didn't work can you please make that video happen please .Thank you.
Hello, I try to learn how to maintain my son clarinet from your videos. May I have the size of screwdrive you use in this video? Thanks for the sharing.
hi . how I can remove rust from my clarinet keys. thanks .
hey I'm I have a clarinet and like three of the keys when I push them they get a little stuck but then they go back to normal is it broken
Clarinet Lover you prob know by now but the pads are prob dirty and something sticky like food residue could be on the hole/pad
When the two lower pads of my clarinet are pushed down, they will not release by themselves, the pads get stuck in the down position so i have to physically pull them up to have them come up in the normal position. When I have looked at other videos, and played my clarinet to try and make it sound like what they are playing when they play like say a B my clarinet sounds much lower that theirs do
I was playing my cabinet in band today and my bridge as well as my b key (ring) has fallen off. I'm not sure how it happened
good evening, Can you tell if the keys of a clarinet selmer in Sb fit the body of the Leblanc L45 clarinet?
My register key using working and I can’t go any higher as a and I can’t do b flat do u know what the problem is?
My clarinet does not have the rod that he is showing in 4:43. The rod is sideways and doesn't Come off of the clarinet without taking out any other parts. What am I supposed to do then?
I feel like I am missing a rod
I noticed that when I tap my Selmer clarinet bell the end ring seems loose, how can I tighten that ring around the bottom of the bell?
Put an orange peel (Not a whole orange) in the case. It should work just fine.
I solved the problem by 'painting' a very thin layer of transparent nail polish around the bottom ring of the bell. It is able to 'breathe' but no longer loose.
I have no idea what I'm looking at because you won't show the key repair
I have a big problem can someone help me??! ok so I JUST got the clarinet today and I already broke it so what happened was I'm still not sure how to but it together and I but it in the wrong way, and my mouth piece is stuck to the Botton button thing part where there are buttons and its rock stuck can someone help me???
Take it to your band director
I’m having trouble with the key after the 5th tone hole (don’t know whats it called and not counting the thumb tone hole) it covers a hole by the thumb rest anyways it goes up and down by itself how do I fix it?
Missing/broken/unhooked spring. If it's broken or missing, you can't fix it on your own. Only a tech can.
Shoot the cameraman! There is so much movement we cannot see what he is doing.
It's not so much the camera man, it's the Master Sargent who keeps moving the instrument around when he's supposed to be showing a close up of a small part. Hold it still and let us see what you are talking about!