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The professional contra-bass clarinet, the Selmer Model 28 will fill any professional wind ensemble with that famous Selmer resonance. Rosewood body and silver plated keys come standard as does the Glorious Selmer Sound.

Requirement out of the fruitful collaboration between Jrme VERHAEGHE, solo clarinetist at the Paris Opera orchestra, and Henri SELMER Paris, the PRIVILEGE is a well balanced and homogeneous instrument which distinguishes itself by its EFFICIENCY and RELIABILITY.. A very quick vibration setting guarantees an excellent response and a GREAT FLUIDITY. Its dynamic range and the colour tones that it offers match with the orchestra playing IN THE LARGEST CONCERT HALLS. Without aggressiveness, even in the forte, the Privilge develops an EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY OF SOUND. Really optimized, the tuning balance sets A NEW STANDARD: for instance, the low E and the F, always very delicate, are perfectly in tune. A special undercutting allows to get a very precise fundamental, without alteration of the first overtone. Thanks to a similar bore architecture, both B-flat and A clarinets clearly stand in the same spirit in terms of sonority, tuning and blowing. Like the B-flat, the A clarinet develops low tones of an EXCEPTIONAL WARMTH, in phase with the requirements of the clarinet repertoire. The PADDING being composed of various materials (cork, Gore-Tex, leather) it ensures a precise covering. Furthermore it greatly contributes to the tone and resonance of the instrument, the low register pads fitted with boosters reinforcing certain high overtones.

With the introduction of the “Series III” Soprano, the world of the Soprano opens up to the musician. Summit of the Selmer range, the "SERIES III" soprano's effortless ergonomics are particularly attractive for the non-specialist, featuring a playing technique similar to that of the alto and tenor. A flexible instrument, with an easy sound modulation and a smooth, warm tone, it displays a rich timbre without aggressivity particularly in the upper register (altissimo), a very homogeneous and stable pitch and an expanded range, thanks to its high G key. The functioning and positioning of all the left-hand little finger spatulas in the low register, and left-hand little finger C/E-flat spatulas are optimized.

With the “Series III” tenor, the Selmer legend continues: incorporating numerous qualities from previous models, it asserts itself with a sound and dynamic range that make it the instrument of the greats. Acoustically, the “Series III” tenor is a particularly versatile instrument, allowing the musician to explore a multiplicity of sound colours according to concept and material. A real pleasure to play, with a generous lower register and easy subtones, its excellent response, striking pitch and balanced ergonomics will create a close relationship between musician and instrument, an essential condition for musical expressiveness.

“Reference” is a new Selmer Paris concept which combines acoustic or ergonomic characteristics of several famous previous Selmer Paris models with the qualities of today’s top design and manufacture. The “Reference” series currently proposes two tenor saxophone versions: “Reference 36”, “Reference 54” Each model has a specific tone colour: the “Reference 36” features a rich, open tone, in the tradition of “Balanced Action” first released in 1936. The more centred “Reference 54” incorporates the famous “Mark VI” design, which came out in 1954.

With the “Series III” tenor, the Selmer legend continues: incorporating numerous qualities from previous models, it asserts itself with a sound and dynamic range that make it the instrument of the greats. Acoustically, the “Series III” tenor is a particularly versatile instrument, allowing the musician to explore a multiplicity of sound colours according to concept and material. A real pleasure to play, with a generous lower register and easy subtones, its excellent response, striking pitch and balanced ergonomics will create a close relationship between musician and instrument, an essential condition for musical expressiveness.

With the “Series III” tenor, the Selmer legend continues: incorporating numerous qualities from previous models, it asserts itself with a sound and dynamic range that make it the instrument of the greats. Acoustically, the “Series III” tenor is a particularly versatile instrument, allowing the musician to explore a multiplicity of sound colours according to concept and material. A real pleasure to play, with a generous lower register and easy subtones, its excellent response, striking pitch and balanced ergonomics will create a close relationship between musician and instrument, an essential condition for musical expressiveness.

With the introduction of the “Series III” Soprano, the world of the Soprano opens up to the musician. Summit of the Selmer range, the "SERIES III" soprano's effortless ergonomics are particularly attractive for the non-specialist, featuring a playing technique similar to that of the alto and tenor. A flexible instrument, with an easy sound modulation and a smooth, warm tone, it displays a rich timbre without aggressivity particularly in the upper register (altissimo), a very homogeneous and stable pitch and an expanded range, thanks to its high G key. The functioning and positioning of all the left-hand little finger spatulas in the low register, and left-hand little finger C/E-flat spatulas are optimized.

“Reference” is a new Selmer Paris concept which combines acoustic or ergonomic characteristics of several famous previous Selmer Paris models with the qualities of today’s top design and manufacture. The “Reference” series currently proposes two tenor saxophone versions: “Reference 36”, “Reference 54” Each model has a specific tone colour: the “Reference 36” features a rich, open tone, in the tradition of “Balanced Action” first released in 1936. The more centred “Reference 54” incorporates the famous “Mark VI” design, which came out in 1954.

With the introduction of the “Series III” Soprano, the world of the Soprano opens up to the musician. Summit of the Selmer range, the "SERIES III" soprano's effortless ergonomics are particularly attractive for the non-specialist, featuring a playing technique similar to that of the alto and tenor. A flexible instrument, with an easy sound modulation and a smooth, warm tone, it displays a rich timbre without aggressivity particularly in the upper register (altissimo), a very homogeneous and stable pitch and an expanded range, thanks to its high G key. The functioning and positioning of all the left-hand little finger spatulas in the low register, and left-hand little finger C/E-flat spatulas are optimized.

“Reference” is a new Selmer Paris concept which combines acoustic or ergonomic characteristics of several famous previous Selmer Paris models with the qualities of today’s top design and manufacture. The “Reference” series currently proposes two tenor saxophone versions: “Reference 36”, “Reference 54” Each model has a specific tone colour: the “Reference 36” features a rich, open tone, in the tradition of “Balanced Action” first released in 1936. The more centred “Reference 54” incorporates the famous “Mark VI” design, which came out in 1954.

“Reference” is a new Selmer Paris concept which combines acoustic or ergonomic characteristics of several famous previous Selmer Paris models with the qualities of today’s top design and manufacture. The “Reference” series currently proposes two tenor saxophone versions : “Reference 36”, “Reference 54” Each model has a specific tone colour: the “Reference 36” features a rich, open tone, in the tradition of “Balanced Action” first released in 1936. The more centred “Reference 54” incorporates the famous “Mark VI” design, which came out in 1954.

With the introduction of the “Series III” Soprano, the world of the Soprano opens up to the musician. Summit of the Selmer range, the "SERIES III" soprano's effortless ergonomics are particularly attractive for the non-specialist, featuring a playing technique similar to that of the alto and tenor. A flexible instrument, with an easy sound modulation and a smooth, warm tone, it displays a rich timbre without aggressivity particularly in the upper register (altissimo), a very homogeneous and stable pitch and an expanded range, thanks to its high G key. The functioning and positioning of all the left-hand little finger spatulas in the low register, and left-hand little finger C/E-flat spatulas are optimized.

With the “Series III” tenor, the Selmer legend continues: incorporating numerous qualities from previous models, it asserts itself with a sound and dynamic range that make it the instrument of the greats. Acoustically, the “Series III” tenor is a particularly versatile instrument, allowing the musician to explore a multiplicity of sound colours according to concept and material. A real pleasure to play, with a generous lower register and easy subtones, its excellent response, striking pitch and balanced ergonomics will create a close relationship between musician and instrument, an essential condition for musical expressiveness.

Thanks to its musical attributes, the tenor “Super Action 80 Series II” has forged itself a solid reputation in the world of the tenor saxophone. It boasts unmatchable tuning over the whole range, an open sound very rich in harmonics and excellent projection power. This powerful sound, combined with an exceptional blowing ease, makes the “Super Action 80 Series II” a highly flexible instrument. Its particularly well-balanced mechanism offers comfortable handling and great playing precision.

With the introduction of the “Series III” Soprano, the world of the Soprano opens up to the musician. Summit of the Selmer range, the "SERIES III" soprano's effortless ergonomics are particularly attractive for the non-specialist, featuring a playing technique similar to that of the alto and tenor. A flexible instrument, with an easy sound modulation and a smooth, warm tone, it displays a rich timbre without aggressivity particularly in the upper register (altissimo), a very homogeneous and stable pitch and an expanded range, thanks to its high G key. The functioning and positioning of all the left-hand little finger spatulas in the low register, and left-hand little finger C/E-flat spatulas are optimized.

With the “Series III” tenor, the Selmer legend continues: incorporating numerous qualities from previous models, it asserts itself with a sound and dynamic range that make it the instrument of the greats. Acoustically, the “Series III” tenor is a particularly versatile instrument, allowing the musician to explore a multiplicity of sound colours according to concept and material. A real pleasure to play, with a generous lower register and easy subtones, its excellent response, striking pitch and balanced ergonomics will create a close relationship between musician and instrument, an essential condition for musical expressiveness.

The sopranino is the highest voice in the saxophone family and is increasingly used in contemporary music. The SELMER Sopranino Saxophone offers excellent intonation and evenly balanced resistance, which for this saxophone size are indispensable properties! The distinctively warm sound perfectly fits into the family of Super Action 80 II saxophones. With this instrument the SELMER's sound flexibility can be well realized.

With the evolution of repertoires, there is more and more recourse to instruments with extreme ranges. The “Super Action 80 Series II” bass saxophone is particularly suitable for this new trend : its design and acoustic features allow it to be more than an essentially support instrument and to open up much more play in harmonics, just as for any other instrument of a more ‘standard’ range. It offers real technical virtuosity thanks to optimized ergonomics. Homogeneous blowing and very good tuning make it a highly successful instrument. These sound qualities allow for total exploration of relevant playing modes and offer the means to dive deep into tonal research.

With the “Series III” tenor, the Selmer legend continues: incorporating numerous qualities from previous models, it asserts itself with a sound and dynamic range that make it the instrument of the greats. Acoustically, the “Series III” tenor is a particularly versatile instrument, allowing the musician to explore a multiplicity of sound colours according to concept and material. A real pleasure to play, with a generous lower register and easy subtones, its excellent response, striking pitch and balanced ergonomics will create a close relationship between musician and instrument, an essential condition for musical expressiveness.

The sopranino is the highest voice in the saxophone family and is increasingly used in contemporary music. The SELMER Sopranino Saxophone offers excellent intonation and evenly balanced resistance, which for this saxophone size are indispensable properties! The distinctively warm sound perfectly fits into the family of Super Action 80 II saxophones. With this instrument the SELMER's sound flexibility can be well realized.

Thanks to its musical attributes, the tenor “Super Action 80 Series II” has forged itself a solid reputation in the world of the tenor saxophone. It boasts unmatchable tuning over the whole range, an open sound very rich in harmonics and excellent projection power. This powerful sound, combined with an exceptional blowing ease, makes the “Super Action 80 Series II” a highly flexible instrument. Its particularly well-balanced mechanism offers comfortable handling and great playing precision.

Thanks to its musical attributes, the tenor “Super Action 80 Series II” has forged itself a solid reputation in the world of the tenor saxophone. It boasts unmatchable tuning over the whole range, an open sound very rich in harmonics and excellent projection power. This powerful sound, combined with an exceptional blowing ease, makes the “Super Action 80 Series II” a highly flexible instrument. Its particularly well-balanced mechanism offers comfortable handling and great playing precision.