The earliest mention of this small clarinet in Eb is by Jean Benjamin de La Borde in his Essai sur la musique (1780), where he adds the Eb clarinet to those listed by Roeser and Francoeur. During the early nineteenth century, it was widely used in military bands and dance music

A march featuring the Eb clarinet is J.H. Pujolas' No. 6 'Nouvelles Marches Militaires à Plusieurs Instruments' (Paris, 1791).

A well-known solo work for the Eb clarinet is Berlioz's 'Symphonie Fantastique' (1830).

Notable orchestral works include Mahler's Symphony No. 1 (1894), Strauss's Also Sprach Zarathustra (1896), Don Quixote (1897), and Ein Heldenleben (1898).

This Eb clarinet features a speaker key, A key, E key,F# key for the left hand, along with an Ab key for the right hand. Additionally, you have the option to request the addition of any or all of the following keys to be added to your clarinet: throat G# key, Eb key, and C# key for the left hand, and B key and Bb key for the right hand.

• Reimagining of a clarinet by J.H. Ebble White, a London-based maker. 
• Crafted from Indian Cocobolo wood with imitation Ivory protection rings, the body of the clarinet boasts durability and aesthetic appeal.
• The keys are casted from brass, steel springs with best suitable pads.
• Equipped with two barrels for A440 and A430 tuning.
  
• It is designed to be used with a standard Eb clarinet mouthpiece. The barrel receiver is tailored for modern Eb mouthpieces, including the Vandoren M30.
• Additionally, accessories such as a plush lined protective case, extra set of pads, cleaning cloth, and a carrying strap are provided.

Please note: Waiting time is 30 days for this clarinet.

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