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VELOCE
Fast and nimble, dark or bright
Every respectable cornet must possess these qualities: fast, a joy to play and mellow. Who better than AR Resonance Artists Sergei Nakariakov and Alex Sipiagin could help developing the best cornets for Classical and Jazz soloists?
Two different materials and two different leadpipes to please two of the best players in the world.
Bronze sounds full and resonant, Nickel is bright and extremely fast.
A tighter leadpipe is perfect for the crazy fast Arban style repertoire, the other is wider, perfect for a jazz soloist looking for an open feel and a bigger sound.
Each cornet is provided with 5 threaded gap adapters to allow the player to find the best back pressure level.
For an even darker sound choose a bronze mouthpiece. If instead you are after the quickest response possible get the a nickel one.
Listen to Sergei Nakariakov testing both cornets to their limits.