Band & Orchestra

A Real Selmer Paris Neck. On a Horn You Can Actually Afford. Here's the thing about step-up saxophones: most of them ask you to trade the Paris ped...

Powell Craftsmanship at a Step-Up Price — Plus a Touch of Gold There's a moment when a flutist outgrows their student instrument — and the Powell S...

A Real Professional Neck on Your First Pro Horn There's a certain milestone in a saxophonist's journey where the student-level gear starts to feel ...

A Real Step-Up Horn with a Copper Twist If you've outgrown your student horn and you're ready for something that actually responds the way you want...

The Powell Sound — Now in Rose Gold There's a reason the Powell Sonaré line has earned a serious following among advancing flutists. It starts with...

A Handmade Powell Headjoint on an Intermediate Body — That's the Sonaré Idea There's a question that comes up constantly among advancing flutists: ...

A Dependable First Piccolo That's Ready for the Band Room If you're transitioning from flute or picking up the piccolo for the first time, finding ...

Sterling Silver from Head to Foot — with a Touch of Gold If you've been playing flute for a while and you're starting to feel like your instrument ...

A Tenor That Rewards the Work You're Putting In At some point, your student horn stops keeping up with you. Your ears are ahead of it, your techniq...

The Step-Up Horn That Doesn't Make You Compromise There's a moment every saxophonist hits when their student horn starts holding them back — when t...

A Reliable Piccolo That Goes Wherever You Do Piccolo players know the drill: the instrument has to sound great in the concert hall on Tuesday, surv...

A Wooden Clarinet That Means Business There's a real milestone moment for clarinet players when they set down a plastic student horn and pick up th...

A Serious Saxophone for Serious Playing If you've been playing long enough to know what you want out of a horn — consistent intonation across the f...

A Grenadilla Wood Step-Up That Means Business If you've been playing clarinet for a few years and you're ready to leave the plastic body behind, th...

French Tradition, Modern Playability Buffet Crampon has been making woodwind instruments since 1825, and their 400 Series tenor saxophone carries t...

A French Legacy in a Horn You'll Actually Play Buffet Crampon has been building woodwind instruments since 1825, and that heritage shows up in the ...

The Clarinet That Set the Standard — and Never Left There's a reason you'll find the Buffet Crampon R13 on the stands of symphony orchestras, in th...

A Step-Up Flute That Actually Earns the Upgrade You've put in the work — scales, long tones, ensemble rehearsals — and now your student model is st...

The Clarinet That Set the Standard Some instruments find their way into the hands of nearly every serious player in a generation — and the Buffet C...

A Century of Selmer, Reimagined from the Ground Up If you've ever played a Mark VI and wished it had the intonation consistency of a modern horn, o...

The Sound of the Mark VI, Built for Today There's a reason so many serious tenor players have come back to the Reference 54. Selmer Paris designed ...

The Step-Up Flute That Teachers Keep Recommending At some point in every flutist's journey, the beginner instrument starts to feel like a ceiling r...

A School-Band Staple That Actually Delivers The bass clarinet chair can be a tough seat to fill — the instrument is bigger, heavier, and mechanical...

A Different Way to Blow — and It Shows There's a reason the Xeno (pronounced "Zee-no") series has earned its place on orchestral stages and in jazz...