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John Packer
John Packer started his woodwind and brass business nearly 40 years ago. From humble beginnings with a small woodwind repair shop in Taunton, Somerset, his reputation quickly grew. John was well known for his expertise and great customer service in the UK and across the world.

Both a musician and trained oboe maker and repairer, John has since consulted on the design of instruments for a number of major manufacturers including Yamaha, Boosey & Hawkes and Schreiber.John has used his experience to create a multitude of features on the JP range of instruments which are now popular across the globe.
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We will only hold your personal information for as long as it is necessary to fulfil our legal duties or business purposes. If there is a legal reason for keeping your personal information for a set period of time, we will adhere to those retention periods as set out within the new laws. We are on the corner of Summerfield Avenue on the Chelston Business Park, Wellington, Somerset.
Oboe
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The most common oboes play in the treble or soprano range and tend to be made out of wood, although synthetic materials are now becoming more popular. The instrument features a conical bore and a flared bell which produces a bright, distinctive tone. Unlike the Cor Anglais, the Oboe's reed is installed directly into the instrument rather than via a crook.
Bassoon
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The bassoon is a prominent figure within orchestras, concert bands, and chamber music ensembles. Usually constructed from maple, bassoons are made up of six parts comprising of a bell joint, bass joint, boot joint and wing joint. Similar to the oboe and saxophone, the bassoon features a conical bore which delivers a warm tone compared by many to that of a male baritone voice.
Cor Anglais
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The Cor Anglais is very similar to the Oboe but pitched a perfect fifth lower in F. Approximately one and a half times longer than an oboe, the Cor Anglais has a distinctive pear shaped bell and small crook. Cor Anglais' are said to have a more mellow sound compared to the Oboe and are usually found within orchestras and chamber music ensembles.
Cases & Gigbags
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Keeping your instrument safe and in perfect playing order is vital for delivering a great performance or a productive practice session. Musical instruments, especially woodwind and brass, can be fragile and even small knocks can cause issues affecting playing. These can easily be avoided by investing in a good cases or gigbag which is likely to save you money on future repair costs.
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