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KREEDO Sowie Die Möglichkeit Zur Online-Bestellung Krebs & Heinrich Oboenrohre � Döringer Pro Reeds Finden Sie Auf Bestell-Tipps, Bestellinfos, Produktinformationen, Zahlungsarten, Versandkosten, Mehrwertsteuer/VAT, Lieferzeiten, Widerrufsrecht, Datenschutz, AGB, KREEDO sowie die Möglichkeit zur Online-Bestellung Krebs & Heinrich Oboenrohre ! Döringer Pro Reeds finden Sie auf www.kreedo.de/shop Downloads (z.B. Fasson- und Hülsenlisten) und Produktkatalog Hintergrundinformationen, sowie unseren Blog finden Sie auf www.kreedo.de Pricelist 2009 KREEDO GbR Rohre Rohrblattbau für Oboe & Fagott Hölzer modern - klassisch - barock Fassons Buber-Neumann-Weg 68 Zubehör 60439 Frankfurt am Main, Germany Tel. +49 69 57 000 547 für Fax +49 69 57 000 548 Oboe & Fagott [email protected] www.kreedo.de Reeds Canes GbR-Gesellschafter: Christel Krebs Accessories Clemens Heinrich for Bankverbindungen: Oboes & Bassoons Frankfurter Sparkasse Beratung für Oboenrohre: Bankleitzahl: 500 502 01 Buber-Neumann-Weg 68 Kontonummer: 17046 60439 Frankfurt/Main BIC: HELADEF1822 Tel.: +49 (0)69-57 000 547 IBAN: DE47 5005 0201 0000 0170 46 Beratung für Fagottrohre: Postbank Frankfurt Ligsalzstrasse 11 Bankleitzahl: 500 100 60 80339 München (Westend) Kontonummer: 308749-606 Tel.: +49 (0)89-51 00 93 41 BIC: PBNKDEFF IBAN: DE39 5001 0060 0308 7496 06 KREEDO GbR kreedo.eu kreedo.de Inhaltsverzeichnis: ROHRE / REEDS Seite/Page Rohre für Oboe / Reeds for Oboe 01-02 OBOEN-BÖRSE Rohre für Oboe d’amore / Reeds for Oboe D’Amore 02 Rohre für Englischhorn / Reeds for Cor Anglais 03 Rohre für Baritonoboe / Reeds for Baritone Oboe 03 Ulm Rohre für Heckelphon / Rohre für Heckelphone 03 Rohre für Fagott / Reeds for Bassoon 04-07 Rohre für Kontrafagott / Reeds for Contrabassoon 08 Rohre für Kontraforte / Reeds for Contraforte 08-09 Rohre für Kinderoboe / Reeds for Kinderoboe 08 Die Werks-Vertretung für Rohre für Fagottino / Reeds for Minibassoon 09 Rohre für Barockoboenrohre /Reeds for Baroque Oboe 10 Rohre für Barock d’amore / Reeds for Baroque D’Amore 10 Rohre für Oboe da caccia / Reeds for Oboe Da Caccia 10 •Yamaha • Bulgheroni • Josef Rohre für Barockfagott / Reeds for Baroque Bassoon 11 Rohre für Klassische Oboe / Reeds for Classical Oboe 11 •Howarth • Fossati • Lorée Rohre für Klassisches EH / Reeds for Classical Cor A. 12 Rohre für Klass.Fagott / Reeds for Classical Bassoon 12 Rohre für Romant.Fagott / Reeds for Romantic Bassoon 12 •Buffet Crampon • Marigaux Rohre für Dulcian / Reeds for Dulcian 13 Rohre für Basson / Reeds for French Bassoon 13 Rohre für Kontrabasson / Reeds for French Contrebsn. 13 • über 200 Oboen auf Lager ! Rohre für Sarrusophon / Reeds for Sarrusophone 14 • Leihinstrumente / Mietkauf HOLZ / CANE Rohrholz / Tube Cane 15-16 • Neue Instrumente Ausgehobelte Hölzer / Gouged Cane 16-19 • Gepflegte Gebrauchte / Second-hand Fassons / Gouged & Shaped Cane 19-22 • Ankauf • Kommission • Inzahlungnahme ROHRBAUZUBEHÖR / REEDMAKING TOOLS Hülsen / Staples 23-24 Dorne / Mandrels 25 Schabemesser / Scraping Knives 26-27 Schärfwerkzeuge / Sharpening Tools 28 Rohrbauzubehör / Reedmakin Tools 29-31 Rohrbauwerkzeuge / Reedmaking Tools 32-33 Oboe mieten schon ab 19,90 € ! Rohrbaumschinen / Reedmakin Machines 33-37 Rohrbausets / Reedmakin Kits 38 INSTRUMENTENZUBEHÖR /INSTRUMENT TOOLS Wischer / Swabs 39-40 Gurte / Straps 41 Pflege / Cleaning Gear 41-42 Zubehör, Ständer / Tools, Stands 43 OBOEN-BÖRSE Koffer & Überzüge / Cases, Bags & Covers 44 Rohretuis / Reed Cases 45-48 Inh. marc naumann Bücher / Books 48 Haslacher Steig 13b D – 89081 ULM Alle Oboenrohre (vom Stangenholz bis zum fertigen Rohr) tel 0731 - 36250 werden zu 100% in Deutschland von KREEDO hergestellt. All Oboe Reeds (from tube cane to the finished reed) fax 0731 - 36080100 are 100% produced in Germany by KREEDO. mobil 0170 - 285 2885 Alle Fagottrohre (vom Stangenholz bis zum fertigen Rohr) werden zu 100% in Deutschland von PRO REEDS hergestellt. www.oboen-boerse.de All Bassoon reeds (from tube cane to the finished reed) [email protected] are 100% produced in Germany by PRO REEDS. MODERNE INSTRUMENTE / MODERN INSTRUMENTS incl.19%VAT / excl.VAT Oboenrohre „Anfänger“ € 13,90 / € 11,68 Oboe Reeds „Beginners” ab 5 Stck.: € 12,90 / € 10,84 ab 10 Stck.: € 11,90 / € 10,00 „Anfänger / Guercio 71“: L: 71 mm, sehr leicht, Fasson Nr.1a length: 71 mm, very soft, shape no.1a „Anfänger / Guercio 72“: L: 72 mm, sehr leicht, Fasson Nr.1a length: 72 mm, very soft, shape no.1a Oboenrohre „Schüler“ € 16,90 / € 14,20 Oboe Reeds „Pupils“ ab 5 Stck.: € 15,90 / € 13,36 ab 10 Stck.: € 14,90 / € 12,52 „Schüler / Chiarugi 71“: L: 71 mm, leicht, Fasson Nr.1a length: 71 mm, soft, shape no.1a „Schüler / Chiarugi 72“: L: 72 mm, leicht, Fasson Nr.1a length: 72 mm, soft, shape no.1a „Schüler / Guercio 71“: L: 71 mm, leicht, Fasson Nr.1a length: 71 mm, soft, shape no.1a „Schüler / Guercio 72“: L: 72 mm, leicht, Fasson Nr.1a length: 72 mm, soft, shape no.1a Oboenrohre „Student“ € 18,90 / € 15,88 Oboe Reeds „Student“ ab 5 Stck.: € 17,90 / € 15,04 ab 10 Stck.: € 16,90 / € 14,20 „Student / Guercio 71“: L: 71 mm, mittelschwer, Fasson Nr.1a length: 71 mm, medium, shape no.1a „Student / „Guercio 72“: L: 72 mm, mittelschwer, Fasson Nr.1a length: 72 mm, medium, shape no.1a „Student / Chiarugi 71“: L: 71 mm, mittelschwer, Fasson Nr.1a length: 71 mm, medium, shape no.1a „Student / Chiarugi 72“: L: 72 mm, mittelschwer, Fasson Nr.1a length: 72 mm, medium, shape no.1a „Student / Glotin 71“: L: 71 mm, mittelschwer, Fass. Nr.1a length: 71 mm, medium, shape no.1a „Student / Glotin 72“: L: 72 mm, mittelschwer, Fasson Nr.1a length: 72 mm, medium, shape no.1a 1 MODERNE INSTRUMENTE / MODERN INSTRUMENTS incl.19%VAT / excl.VAT Oboenrohre „Solist“ € 20,90 / € 17,56 Oboe Reeds „Soloist“ ab 5 Stck.: € 19,90 / € 16,72 ab 10 Stck.: € 18,90 / € 15,88 „Solist / Guercio 71“: L: 71 mm, schwer, Fasson Nr.2a length: 71 mm, hard, shape no.2a „Solist / Guercio 72“: L: 72 mm, schwer, Fasson Nr.2a length: 72 mm, hard, shape no.2a „Solist / Chiarugi 71“: L: 71 mm, schwer, Fasson Nr.2a length: 71 mm, hard, shape no.2a „Solist / Chiarugi 72“: L: 72 mm, schwer, Fasson Nr.2a length: 72 mm, hard, shape no.2a „Solist / Glotin 71“: L: 71 mm, schwer, Fasson Nr.2a, length: 71 mm, hard, shape no.2a „Solist / Glotin 72“: L: 72 mm, schwer, Fasson Nr.2a length: 72 mm, hard, shape no.2a Oboe d’amorerohre „Solist“ € 20,90 / € 17,56 Oboe D’Amore Reeds „Soloist“ ab 5 Stck.: € 19,90 / € 16,72 ab 10 Stck.: € 18,90 / € 15,88 „Solist / Chiarugi 50“: L: 50 mm, mittelschwer, Fasson Nr.6 length: 50 mm, medium, shape no.6 „Solist / Lorée 50“: L: 50 mm, mittelschwer, Fasson Nr.6 length: 50 mm, medium, shape no.6 „Solist / Guercio 51“: L: 51 mm, mittelschwer, Fasson Nr.6 length: 51 mm, medium, shape no.6 2 MODERNE INSTRUMENTE / MODERN INSTRUMENTS incl.19%VAT / excl.VAT Englischhornrohre „Solist“ € 20,90 / € 17,56 Cor Anglais Reeds „Soloist“ ab 5 Stck.: € 19,90 / € 16,72 ab 10 Stck.: € 18,90 / € 15,88 „Solist / Chiarugi 55“: L: 55 mm, mittelschwer, Fasson Nr.9 length: 55 mm, medium, shape no.9 „Solist / Lorée 55“: L: 55 mm, mittelschwer, Fasson Nr.9 length: 55 mm, medium, shape no.9 „Solist / Guercio 55“: L: 55 mm, mittelschwer, Fasson Nr.9 length: 55 mm, medium, shape no.9 Baritonoboenrohre „Solist“ € 25,90 / € 21,77 Baritone Oboe Reed „Solist“ „Solist / Loree 64“: L: 64 mm, mittelschwer, Fasson Nr.11a length: 64 mm, medium, shape no.11a Heckelphonrohre € 23,90 / € 20,08 Heckelphone Reeds „Hf1“ (1059): für Fagottisten / for bassoon players direkte Tongebung, etwas schwerer als Ho1 und 2 direct response, stronger attack than Ho1 and 2 „Ho1“ (832): für Oboisten / for oboe players angenehm direkte Tongebung, gute Tenorlage direct sound production, free upper register „Ho2“ (1091): für Oboisten / for oboe players leichte Ansprache, weicher, flexibler Klang easy attack, smooth and flexibel sonority 3 MODERNE INSTRUMENTE / MODERN INSTRUMENTS incl.19%VAT / excl.VAT Fagottrohre „Schüler“ € 17,90 / € 15,04 Bassoon Reeds „Pupils“ ab 3 Stck.: € 16,90 / € 14,20 ab 6 Stck.: € 15,90 / € 13,36 „Accento“ (043E): nicht zu leicht, nicht zu schwer not too soft, not too hard „Rieger1“ (013E): intonationssicher, stabil, gutes Stakkato stable intonation, easy staccatos „Bolero“ (1186E): tragender Klang, leicht spielbare Höhe for easy reach of high pitch notes „Preludio“ (242E): intonationssicher, stabil, unprobl.Stakkato stable intonation, easy staccatos Fagottrohre „Student“ € 21,90 / € 18,40 Bassoon Reeds „Student“ ab 3 Stck.: € 20,90 / € 17,56 ab 6 Stck.: € 19,90 / € 16,72 „Rieger 1“ (013): intonationssicher, stabil, gutes Stakkato stable intonation, easy staccatos „Rieger 10 (103)“: intonationssicher, stabil, gutes Stakkato stable intonation, easy staccatos „Bolero“ (1186): tragender Klang mit leicht spielbarer Höhe easy reach of high pitch notes „Preludio“ (242): intonationssicher, stabil, unprobl.Stakkato stable intonation, easy staccatos 4 MODERNE INSTRUMENTE / MODERN INSTRUMENTS incl.19%VAT / excl.VAT Fagottrohre „Student“ (Fortsetzung) Bassoon Reeds „Student“ (continued) „Heinrich“ (292): nicht zu leicht, nicht zu schwer dynamically flexible, dark sonority „Schreiber“ (1333): optimal für W.Schreiber Fagotte Modelle: S16, S31, S71, S91 bis Seriennr. 3900 optimized for W.Schreiber bassoons models: S16, S31, S71, S91 up to Serial No. 3900 Fagottrohre „Solist“ € 26,90 / € 22,61 Bassoon Reeds „Soloist“ ab 3 Stck.: € 25,90 / € 21,77 ab 6 Stck.: € 24,90 / € 20,92 „Cantabile“ (206): lyrisch, weiches Stakkato, dunkle Klangfärbung indirect, soft staccato, dark sonority „Subito D“ (255=schwer), „Subito E“ (256=mittel), „Subito C“ (258=leicht-mittel): angenehm direkte Tongebung, brillante Tenorlage strong direct sound production, free upper
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