Richard Keilwerth - - B♭clarinet - Germany - 1951





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Richard Keilwerth requinto, manufactured in 1951 in Germany, in excellent condition, with original case, and tested and functional.
Description from the seller
Impeccable luxury handmade craftsmanship as with all instruments from the Keilwerth brand, since they are and continue to be made by hand. From the mid-20th century. I have restored it completely with new assembly corks, all leather pads and skin pads new. It should be noted that the leather pads are little balls that fit into the chimney, and in higher areas or closer to the mouthpiece they are welcome for how they help eliminate any possible air leaks. The wood of the body, neck, and bell is free of cracks or dents, just a few small marks (see photos), insignificant. The keys are spotless with no wear areas; I would almost say they are silver since the ebony ones from this emblematic house (Keilwerth), Buffet and Selmer, depending on the model, were. It sounds bright and it is a pleasure to play; so smooth and centered; splendid. I ship it in its original case. It’s in pretty good condition and it appears original because it bears the external badge with the name of the instrument, the requinto. Good luck with the auction.
Impeccable luxury handmade craftsmanship as with all instruments from the Keilwerth brand, since they are and continue to be made by hand. From the mid-20th century. I have restored it completely with new assembly corks, all leather pads and skin pads new. It should be noted that the leather pads are little balls that fit into the chimney, and in higher areas or closer to the mouthpiece they are welcome for how they help eliminate any possible air leaks. The wood of the body, neck, and bell is free of cracks or dents, just a few small marks (see photos), insignificant. The keys are spotless with no wear areas; I would almost say they are silver since the ebony ones from this emblematic house (Keilwerth), Buffet and Selmer, depending on the model, were. It sounds bright and it is a pleasure to play; so smooth and centered; splendid. I ship it in its original case. It’s in pretty good condition and it appears original because it bears the external badge with the name of the instrument, the requinto. Good luck with the auction.

