
Buffet Crampon Festival A Clarinet
Buffet Crampon Festival A Clarinet. Rich, Powerful, and Designed for the Modern Performer
The Buffet Crampon Festival A Clarinet is the perfect companion to the Festival Bb, offering seamless compatibility for players who demand excellence across both instruments. Designed in 1987 with input from world-renowned clarinetists Jacques Lancelot, Guy Deplus, and Michel Arrignon, the Festival model is built for modern musicians, soloists, and teachers alike, able to tackle a vast range of repertoire with ease.
Belonging to Buffet’s prestigious R13 bore family, the Festival A clarinet delivers a rich, powerful, and fluid tonal colour, with superb projection and highly reliable tuning across the range. Crafted from carefully selected, unstained African blackwood, the Festival offers a naturally resonant and deep sound that only this premium material can produce.
Built with professional features throughout, including silver-plated keywork, an adjustable thumb rest, and a combination of GT, leather, and cork pads for optimal sealing and longevity, the Festival A is an instrument designed for serious players seeking expressive freedom and technical excellence.
Key Features:
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Key: A
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Unstained African blackwood body
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Silver-plated keywork
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Adjustable thumb rest
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18 keys / 6 rings
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Needle and flat springs in blue steel
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Metal-capped tenons for enhanced durability
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Combination of GT, leather, and cork pads
An exceptional clarinet for performers looking for richness, flexibility, and projection at the highest level.
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All of our instruments are thoroughly inspected and expertly set up by our experienced technicians. No matter the size or price, every instrument undergoes the same meticulous process.
At Clarinet & Flute, we understand that a professional setup is essential to ensure your new instrument performs at its absolute best from day one.
As an added benefit, we offer an exclusive service to our customers: any new clarinet or flute purchased from us can be brought back within one year for a free checkover—helping to keep your instrument playing at its peak.