A thick reed most appropriate for a traditional or classical setup. The Classic for Clarinet has a thicker tip than other Légère clarinet reeds and is designed to produce a darker sound. This reed is recommended for beginners though it is appreciated by advanced players seeking a darker sound.
these give me good sound and projection of a cane reed. i use 2.0 and 3.0 always like them easily to treat them as my own reeds.
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Cianna. S (Kenora, CA)
Very good attack, and has a nice rich sound.
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Jacob A Smith
Plays like butter
I’m a band director who’s primarily a percussionist and this makes me so comfortable modeling on Clarinet.
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David Saleeba (Ferrum, US)
Warning: Trumpet Player Commenting
As a trumpet guy who teaches middle school band, I am so glad I got turned on to Légère reeds by a colleague. I use them on clarinet and sax in the classroom to demonstrate for my students and they give me one less thing for me to be nervous about when picking up (very) secondary instruments.
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Leslie McConnell (Parsons, US)
Legere vs cane
I love Legere reeds. I like the European cut for modern and jazz, but prefer the sound of American cut for classical and orchestral music. I appreciate that I can put the reed on and it plays the same from start to finish!
The first day I got it it felt really good, and I really liked having it. I did chip it that first day, and I would say definitely be careful, but it is absolutely worth it.
I'm happy with Legere reeds! They give a very nice sound, high durability, make reaching those high notes almost easy.
I'll continue buying this brand again. Great quality!
