Transcription: STEVE LACY’s JUST ONE OF THOSE THINGS

December 26, 2022 by Joe Giardullo

Steve Lacy : JUST ONE OF THOSE THINGS

Joe, Thanks for such a great job and fast. Both piece are excellent. The Lemaire is unbelievably dark and smooth and will be good for chamber like we thought. The Caravan is perfect. I used to to use it all the … Read More

Tom Sweezey - New York

Today I got the MISSING LINK from German customs. I am impressed. It sounds great and it is particularly responsive over the whole range. Thank you very much for this great work!

Klaus WilKomm-Weiner - Frankfurt

The pieces arrived here safely already a while ago.I enjoy them both a lot! very easy blowing over the whole register. thank you very much for this excellent work! I did wait quite a while to get more familiar with … Read More

Thomas Roehrer - Australia

I received it. To say it short : WOW ! That mouthpiece is now alive, easy blowing, full and even sound even on ppp (that is something), great articulation. I cannot be more happy. You do make wonders.

Philippe Lafrance - Nantes, France

I received and played on the Coro-2. It is an impressive mouthpiece. I can only compare it with my Vandoren Optimum SL3; Coro offers significantly less resistance and notes which commonly go multiphonic with the SL3 pop clearly with the … Read More

Jordan White - Indiana

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Transcription: STEVE LACY’s JUST ONE OF THOSE THINGS

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