Steely Dan's "Peg" (Mixed Clarinet Choir) Clarinet Barrels & Bells

Steely Dan's "Peg" (Mixed Clarinet Choir) Clarinet Barrels & BellsOne of my top 5 favorite tunes from the 1970s (possibly top 5 from any decade actually). The cool thing about Peg is, when you boil it down to its essence, is that its a simple 12 bar blues. Crazy, right? This version has some easter eggs in itfor example, the whistling and bass line at the beginning is from De La Souls Eye Know from their debut album Three Feet High And Rising from 1989. They sampled Peg for that tune, and I figured Id return the

I never noticed this before I took the photo of the four of them together

each targeting a different embouchure type

I flew out to Vancouver to play the first prototype back in August

but the bore in the bottom joint of the Tosca is narrower than the R13

you decide

which is why our price is so competitive (and the instruments are

AirTurn leads the industry's operating range

But don't buy it on reputation

(Try that with one of the $300 Blayman stands

Morrie launched his own instruments at the 2011 NAMM Show

) The instrument was designed around what Backun calls the "Backun Scale" (which makes me wonder if this is a new mode they're teaching in Music Theory

and so does the pitch movement above