The Festival was designed in 1987 by Jacques Lancelot, Guy Deplus and Michel Arrignon that is considered one of the most versatile instruments available in Bb and A. The Tosca was designed by Michel Arrignon with an R13 bore and is available in Eb, Bb, and A in either the grenadilla wood or the Greenline composite material. The Divine was a result of a collaboration with internationally renowned clarinetist, Paul Meyer, which has an improved bore that allows more flexibility between all the registers and freer blowing. This clarinet is available in both Bb and A. The Légende was a result of developments that include metal-capped tenon, Greenline tone hole slots, a low F correction key, and ergonomic rings. Available in both Bb and A, this professional model includes metal tenon caps and a low F correction key. The Tradition became available in 2019 after the success of the Légende. This instrument is available in Bb and A. The Gala was created after the Légende and Tradition clarinets in 2017, which later developed to the Gala clarinet in 2020. This clarinet is a result of innovations in recent years that tends to be lighter in weight than the other models. Légende Boxwood is a limited edition clarinet available in Bb and A. 
There are currently 12 professional clarinet models that include the Légende Boxwood, Gala, Légende, Divine, Tosca, Festival, Vintage, RC Prestige, R13 Prestige, RC, R13 and the Conservatoire.
Learn more about the different clarinet models from Buffet Crampon and prices in this week’s guide.
Since its creation, Buffet Crampon recently has come out with new clarinet models these past couple of years to serve the growing number of amateur and professional musicians. It was not until 1836 when his son, Jean-Louis Buffet marries Zoe Crampon and creates the Buffet Crampon name. In 1825, French instrument maker Denis Buffet Auger sets up his workshop in Paris and became known for producing excellent 13-key clarinets.
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