Abstract: A mouthpiece for a woodwind musical instrument includes a generally cylindrical body between a front end and a rear end and an elongated airflow passage extending along a path between the front end and the rear end. A window defines an opening of the passage generally adjacent the front end and the body includes a table upon which a reed may be mounted. The rear end has an enlarged generally cylindrical tenon section integrally formed therewith and the tenon section is larger than the cylindrical body.

Abstract: A mouthpiece for a woodwind musical instrument includes an elongated airflow passage extending along a path between a front end and a rear end of the mouthpiece. A forward section of the passage includes a window defining an opening of the passage, a pair of generally opposed sidewalls along the window and a baffle connecting the sidewalls and positioned generally opposite the window. The baffle defines a first section and a second section with the first section and the second section each being generally parallel to the path of the elongated passage. The first section is a high baffle section and the second section is a low baffle section.

Abstract: A mouthpiece for a woodwind musical instrument includes a generally cylindrical body, a passage extending through the body, a window defining an opening of the passage, and a table upon which a reed may be mounted such that a mounted reed extends across at least a portion of the window. A pair of ligatures are mounted on the mouthpiece with each ligature being configured to engage and secure the reed to the table. The ligatures are independently movable along the mouthpiece.