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Designer and maker of wind instruments and mouthpieces. Made in France (with love) since 1885.
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Conn Selmer is the largest U.S. manufacturer of band and orchestral instruments, with twelve renowned brands.
Conn Selmer manufacturing announces move to Elkhart - WSBT
6 days ago · Conn Selmer announced that it will be tentatively closing its manufacturing plant located in Eastlake, Ohio and move it to Elkhart.The company says, if approved
Conn-Selmer - Wikipedia
Conn-Selmer, Inc. is an American manufacturer of musical instruments for concert bands, marching bands and orchestras. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of Steinway Musical Instruments and was …
Conn Selmer moving brass manufacturing to city - Yahoo
4 days ago · ELKHART — Conn Selmer, a longtime manufacturer of musical instruments, announced it will be closing its Eastlake, Ohio, manufacturing plant and moving some production to Elkhart. If the ...
Conn Selmer may close Eastlake factory, move production overseas
Jan 9, 2026 · Conn Selmer has announced a tentative plan to close its Eastlake manufacturing plant by late June, a move that would shift some production to Indiana and overseas and is subject to …
Conn Selmer to close Ohio plant, expand Elkhart operations - MSN
ELKHART, Ind. (WNDU) - Conn Selmer, the largest manufacturer of band instruments in the United States, is closing its Ohio plant and expanding operations in Indiana.
Conn Selmer announces tentative decision to close Eastlake plant
1 day ago · Conn Selmer, the largest manufacturer of band and orchestra instruments in the United States, recently announced a tentative decision to close its Eastlake manufacturing plant this …
Selmer : Conn-Selmer, Inc
Alexandre Selmer moved to the United States performing as the principal clarinetist for the Boston Symphony. The Selmer clarinets grew quite a following and in 1904, even received a gold medal at …
Conn Selmer to close Eastlake manufacturing plant this summer ...
Jan 7, 2026 · Instrument manufacturer Conn Selmer plans to close its Eastlake plant on or before June 30, affecting 150 union workers, as it consolidates its operations.