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the new Saxophone reeds cane stabilization cane cutting diameter selection splitting milling and sanding Following tradition, Henri SELMER Paris uses reed cane from the south of France, and stands out by using wild cane. Richer in fiber it offers greater durability and lifespan. Three years of work, in collaboration with the most demanding musicians, were necessary for the Henri SELMER Paris Research and Development team to perfect the profile of a reed adapted to the needs of artists across all musical spectrums, including classical, jazz, and popular music. Ease of vibration, flexibility, richness of sound, and a unique balance across all registers symbolize this new reed. High precision machines guarantee a quality and regularity in the cut. State-of- the-art reed calibration allows musicians to find more great reeds in each box. The Henri Selmer reeds carry the name of the founder of the company and professional clarinettist. They are available for Soprano, Alto and Tenor saxophones, in strengths 2 to 4. In this 130 th anniversary of the company’s founding, Henri SELMER Paris is creating a buzz and returning to its initial activity: the design and manufacturing of Saxophone reeds.

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Following tradition, Henri SELMER Paris uses reed cane from the south of France, and stands out by using wild cane. Richer in fiber it offers greater durability and lifespan.Three years of work, in collaboration with the most demanding musicians, were necessary for the Henri SELMER Paris Research and Development team to perfect the profile of a reed adapted to the needs of artists across all musical spectrums, including classical, jazz, and popular music.Ease of vibration, flexibility, richness of sound, and a unique balance across all registers symbolize this new reed.

High precision machines guarantee a quality and regularity in the cut. State-of-the-art reed calibration allows musicians to find more great reeds in each box.

The Henri Selmer reeds carry the name of the founder of the company and professional clarinettist. They are available for Soprano, Alto and Tenor saxophones, in strengths 2 to 4.

In this 130th anniversary of the company’s founding, Henri SELMER Paris is creating a buzz and returning to its initial activity: the design and manufacturing of Saxophone reeds.

Henri SELMER Paris - designer & maker of wind instruments, mouthpieces and reeds since 1885 - 100 % made in France - www.selmer.fr

“ Thanks to the reed- Concept mouthpiece setup, I get an extremely homogeneous sound and a tremendous response. Spot on !”

Claude DELANGLE• International soloist • Paris CNSM professor

The Henri SELMER Paris ambassadors recommend the Henri Selmer saxophone reeds

Vincent DAVID• International soloist • Versailles CRR professor

“ The Henri Selmer reeds provide great control, quality of sound and ease of playability. Their flexibility offers a wide range of colors for the sound I want to obtain.”

John HELLIWELL• Supertramp

“ The Henri Selmer reeds help me to produce a full-bodied and incisive sound on my Axos alto saxophone. I recommend them!”

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So as to make the musician’s daily life a little easier, all while respecting the environment, the reeds are sold in a six-pack and include a reed case made of

recyclable plastic, designed and offered by Henri SELMER Paris. A practical solution for every musician’s needs.

A worldwide reference for woodwinds, Henri SELMER Paris works closer with musicians than ever before. Thanks to its comprehensive design

and manufacturing approach, Henri SELMER Paris exalts the complementary

and inseparable trio: instrument, mouthpiece, and reed.

“ The new Henri Selmer saxophone reeds have the multidimensional qualities for musical story telling in the 21st century and beyond.”

Wayne SHORTER• Jazz legend

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