New: Sopranoplanet You Tube Channel

February 3, 2023 by Joe Giardullo

We’re launching a special You Tube channel devoted to all things soprano, and that means detailed information about :

Reeds
Horns
Practice
Mouthpieces
Tone
Tips
Solutions for issues we all encounter

Check out the introductory video.

Wednesday was an organ trio gig and I ended playing the soprano only sporadically. But last night I took only the soprano and had a blast! After playing one mouthpiece for almost fifteen years the Metropolitain required a few small … Read More

Marshall Keys - Washington DC

Played on it last night. You completely fixed the problem of playing in tune, and the ease of playing in the upper register, especially at high D and up, is quite amazing. What I am really having to adjust at … Read More

Bob Martin - California

I am delighted with the Missing Link, all intonation problems have been resolved, the sound is very different from my link 5 star, can describe it as warmer, fuller sound.

Bill Sneddon - United Kingdom

I received the mouthpiece today and what should i say….. wow it plays like hell , grreat sound and it has no edge it has “balls”. wow Thank you very much . I think with this piece i might consider … Read More

Steve Greisch - Luxembourg

Both mouthpieces ( Gottsu and Gary Sugal ) get alive again , very easy blowing ,thick and powerful , upper registers are not thin as before and lower registers are more easy to reach ,Very nice job , I can’t ask anymore ! … Read More

David Chou - Taiwan

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