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The Lyons C Clarinet is a beginner's instrument you can play for the rest of
your life.
Modern materials and technology have reduced its weight and size so it is truly a proper clarinet for children - the average 7-year-old can play it comfortably. The Lyons C Clarinet is suitable for all
beginners, yet the tone and full range of a clarinet are still there - hear it
for yourself.
The Lyons C Clarinet is the most important advance in acoustic instrument
design since the invention of the saxophone in 1840. The drawbacks of the
standard clarinet :- excessive weight on the thumb, holes too large for small
fingers, maintenance costs, and vulnerability to both the weather and careless
treatment have been eliminated. Progress for beginners is fast and enjoyable,
yet the Lyons C Clarinet can play jazz and classical music to a professional
standard, as you can hear and see on the DVD. Graham Lyons' motive for
developing this clarinet was not to add refinements for high-level professionals
but to help all those wanting to learn a musical instrument, especially children.
If you don't believe these claims - and they're pretty startling! - send for
a 25-minute DVD and
pay only the cost of shipping it to you. The DVD features the acoustic and
technical designers and many of Britain's top musicians and music educators and, of course, children
playing and discussing the Lyons C Clarinet. All participants gave their
services freely because of their enthusiam for this clarinet and for what it can
do for music and young children.
Are you thinking of a musical instrument for your child?
Does your child really want to play the sax (or you do!) but you're concerned
about the expense if he or she (or you) give up?
Thinking of learning an instrument yourself from scratch?
You played an instrument many years ago and are thinking of taking up music
again?
Do you teach music in Elementary (British Primary) schools?
Do you teach music in Junior High or High (British secondary) schools?
Do you already play clarinet (B-flat and/or A) and want a C clarinet?
Find the answers to these questions here on this site. Take a while to browse through the
website and find out more about this truly amazing instrument. |