
The series, distributed by John Hornby Skewes & Co. Ltd, includes a bass clarinet, oboe and piccolo, as well as extensions to its existing range of instruments.
The highlight of the range being a Bb Bass Clarinet, which features an ABS/wood composite body, silver-plated key work and a fully automatic octave key. The instrument will add to Odyssey’s existing premiere range of Bb clarinets.
Also new to the manufacturer is the C Junior Oboe for students new to the instrument. This simplified conservatoire model has an ABS/wood composite body, silver-plated key work, high quality pads and steel rods and screws.

Taking a look at the brass section, Odyssey will show at its stall the Eb Tuba, Eb Tenor Horn, Bb Baritone Horn, C Trumpet and Bb Euphonium to form a brand new Brass Band Series. They all have matching silver-plated bodies and gold-lacquered caps and slides, the news provider noted.
In addition, the new Bb/F Trombone will offer something different for musicians, as it has extra tubing and a valve that transposes the instrument into F as well as in Bb.
All of the new range has been designed by master craftsman Peter Pollard, one of the most sought-after instrument designers and repairers in the UK.
Peter will also be making an appearance at musicroom York’s Learn To Play Day event to answer customer questions and offer some words of advice to players.
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News and gossip on this year’s Musikmesse show has been hotting up these past few days, and with the show set to open tomorrw, March 21, thousands of trade professionals and music enthusiasts are glued to their update feeds and screens eager to find out what manufacturers have in store for the year ahead.
Stay with the musicroom blog for all the latest news, rumours and launch information from Frankfurt’s Musikmesse 2012!