Schilke Horn Mouthpieces
| Model |
Diameter |
Throat |
Description |
| Millim. |
Inches |
| 27 |
16.25 |
.640"
41/64" |
116 |
ARTIST MODEL - Adapted for Dale Clevenger, principal French Horn player of the Chicago Symphony. A narrow diameter and thin rim - a special mouthpiece for the first horn player. |
| 28 |
16.15 |
.636"
41/64" |
26 |
A true "French" model mouthpiece having a small cup and throat that definitely favors the high register, and is an ideal mouthpiece for Descant Horn. |
| 29 |
17.53 |
.690"
11/16" |
17 |
(Formerly Model "W") Similar to #28. This shallow cup and small bore mouthpiece is excellent for high horn playing. |
| 30B |
16.92 |
.666"
43/64" |
14 |
This is a Tankersley model - has a small "B" cup and a thin flat rim. |
| 30 |
17.03 |
.670"
43/64" |
17 |
The original Farkas model - the wide rounded rim and fairly deep cup makes this a superb mouthpiece for the experienced player. |
| 30C2 |
17.03 |
.670"
43/64" |
13 |
Based on a standard design, this mouthpiece has an excellent response in high or low range and a free-blowing feel. Recommended for both professional and developing players alike. |
| 31B |
17.40 |
.687"
11/16" |
14 |
ARTIST MODEL - Created for Frank Brouk, formerly of the Chicago Symphony. A wide rim with a high center point and a large bowl cup produces a rich dark tone. |
| 31C2 |
17.43 |
.688"
43/64" |
14 |
ARTIST MODEL - Developed for David Sprung of the San Francisco Opera Orchestra. A very thin rim and medium-large cup develops a great volume of tone. |
| 31 |
17.14 |
.675"
43/64" |
13 |
A slightly larger cup diameter and V-shaped cup volume produces much greater volume of sound. |
| 32 |
17.83 |
.702"
45/64" |
2 |
The extra large cup diameter, cup volume, and backbore produces a rich, dark, beautiful tone color. |