clarinet is an alto woodwind instrument in western bands, whose scientific name is clarinet. It is also called clarinet because its body is black. His timbre is rich, with a nasal feeling, a wide range, and a slightly sliced mouth, and his vocal principle is similar to that of saxophone.

clarinet is also an important instrument in blues music. There is a beautifully managed cadenza from bass to treble in the famous rhapsody in blue.

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Clarinet

Another name: clarinet, the "speaker" in the orchestra <; BR>

musical instrument fundamental key: B-flat key

applied clef: treble clef, transposed high-pitched second-degree notation

practical range: small print group D_ small print group F

Structure: whistle head, small tube, main tube (two sections), bell mouth, and mechanical key system

Material used:

Specially treated

musical instruments such as ebony, rosewood or plexiglass are characterized by bright and clear treble, expressive midrange, pure timbre, clarity and beauty. The bass area is deep, rich and full, and it is the most widely used instrument in woodwind family. Others: In addition to clarinet in B flat, clarinet in E flat and clarinet in alto, bass and bass are commonly used.

woodwind instruments:

piccolo, flute, oboe, clarinet (clarinet), bassoon (bassoon), saxophone

The difference between woodwind instruments and brass instruments:

Woodwind instruments change the pitch by changing the length of the air column by the tone key (touching the air hole), while brass instruments change the pitch by changing the length of the air flow in the tube by the piston.