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1. Clarinet, also known as clarinet or clarinet, is also known as recorder in Taiwan (clarinet in English, clarinetto in Italian, clarinete in Spanish, clarinette in French, and klarinette in German), and is known as the "orator" in the orchestra and the dramatic soprano in woodwinds. The treble is loud and clear; The midrange is full of expression, and the timbre is pure, clear and beautiful; The bass is low, rich and full, and is one of the most widely used instruments in the woodwind family.

2. The clarinet is a kind of woodwind instrument, usually made of African black wood, made of wood, hard rubber or metal, with a beak-shaped mouthpiece and a round hollow, the pipe body is composed of five sections of detachable pipe body, the pipe body is cylindrical, and the lower end is an open bell mouth. A reed is fixed at the mouthpiece, and when the player blows through the space between the reed and the mouthpiece, and with the appropriate pressure on the lower lip, the thin reed tip vibrates, causing the air column in the instrument tube to start vibrating, thus producing a soft tone. Its roots can be traced back to the horn and bagpipes, and it is thought to have evolved from the chalumeau, a single-reed instrument similar to the recorder.

3. The clarinet is different from the oboe. The clarinet is a transposed instrument, the oboe is not a transposed instrument, and the oboe uses two reeds clamped together to make sounds, and the clarinet uses a reed and flute to make sounds.

The clarinet, also known as clarinet or clarinet (clarinetto in Italian, clarinette in French, and klarinette in German), is known as the "orator" in orchestra and the dramatic soprano in woodwinds. The treble is loud and clear, the midrange is expressive, and the timbre is pure, clear and beautiful. The bass range is deep, rich and full, and it is the most widely used instrument in the woodwind family.

It is a wind instrument, a wind instrument, also known as a clarinet.

Wind ensemble, the band usually has 2 bands.

The clarinet is a type of woodwind instrument.

The clarinet, also known as the clarinet or carat pipe, is also known as the recorder in Taiwan. The clarinet is a type of woodwind instrument that is usually made of African black wood. Made of wood, hard rubber, or metal, it has a bird's beak-shaped mouthpiece and a rounded hollow.

The tube body is composed of five sections of the tube body that can be assembled and disassembled, the tube body is cylindrical, and the lower end is an open bell mouth. A reed is fixed at the mouthpiece, and the player is blown through the space between the reed and the mouthpiece. And with the proper pressure on the lower lip, the thin reed tip vibrates.

It causes the column of air in the instrument tube to vibrate, resulting in a soft tone.

A brief review of the clarinet

The clarinet is the most specially constructed instrument of all the woodwind families, and the other woodwinds are pronounced on the principle of open pipes (overtones of 8 degrees). Only the clarinet resembles a cylindrical shape, like a flute, but is pronounced on the principle of a closed effective column (overtones of 12 degrees).

The mechanical finger key operation (upper and lower knuckles) is cylindrical, but the mouthpiece (mouthpiece) is conical. As for the clarinet family, it is approximately cylindrical from beginning to end.

The pipes of the instrument are made entirely of wood, and are divided into five sections. The reason for the five sections is purely to make it easy to repair and carry. Because the air column is closed by the principle of closed pipes, the length of the tube is only half of that of other wooden pipes.

The clarinet is now commonly used in two keys, B flat and A, both of which are used as transposition instruments.