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Yes, they do. It is the length of the instrument that determines the pitch differences. For example the Bass Clarinet sounds an octave lower than the B-flat Clarinet; the shorter E-flat soprano clarinet sounds a fifth higher than the B-flat.
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∙ 14y agoYes, the only thing different is that the A clarinet sounds a bit higher compared to the Bb clarinet Eric (Grade 8 clarinet player)
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∙ 14y agoYes, fingerings are the same. The Bass Clarinet will sound an octave lower in pitch.
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∙ 10y agoA normal clarinet is a B-flat clarinet.
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What is the differences between cellos and clarinets and drums?
Principally, a Cello is a string instrument. A Clarinet is a woodwind instrument and drums are a percussion instrument. Cello are usually played with a bow, they can be plucked. Clarinets are played by blowing into them with the correct fingering, and drums are sounded by striking them.
Are all clarinets black?
no not all clarinets are black there is gold silver and bronze clarinets also but black is one of the most commen
What is the fingering for a sharp on the baritone?
Same as B-flat.
What is the fingering for C sharp on the recorder?
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What is the fingering for the C- flat scale on tuba?
Same as B major
Do all clarinets have the same mouth piece?
No
Is the fingering the same for all saxophones?
Yes.
Are the notes the same on the clarinet compared to contra alto clarinet?
There are a couple of interpretations to this question. First: The fingering in these clarinets are the same, the only difference you will feel or notice is the spacing of the keys. Also, in clarinets like the contra alto and contrabass the fingering changes a little bit in the upper register pass the "high C", you basically add an extra finger (The "B" half way, the one that has a tiny hole, you'll know). So basically, when someone asks you to play and "E" you would play the same way across all clarinets pretty much (unless altissimo). Second: In terms of pitch, they are different. The contra alto clarinet is in "Eb", and your regular clarinet is in "Bb" or "A" if you are playing some piece that requires the "A" clarinet. Therefore, you can technically say that the notes are not the same, because they are in different registers and even pitches. But, they are the same for the player, letting us read the music in the same clef.
What is the differences between cellos and clarinets and drums?
Principally, a Cello is a string instrument. A Clarinet is a woodwind instrument and drums are a percussion instrument. Cello are usually played with a bow, they can be plucked. Clarinets are played by blowing into them with the correct fingering, and drums are sounded by striking them.
How long is an A clarinet?
i'm not sure what you mean, but I'm a clarinetist, and all clarinets are the same size.
Are all clarinets black?
no not all clarinets are black there is gold silver and bronze clarinets also but black is one of the most commen
How do you play 'holy night' on piano?
it's the same notes as the clarinets notes so check the clarinets notes for this song.
Can a clarinet have a bell?
all clarinets have bells.
What is fingering on b sharp?
B sharp is the same as C natural. Of course the fingering depends on what instrument you are playing!
How are the clarinets different and how are the clarinets the same?
difference: They are in different size, which makes different tones and pitches. For example: a piccolo clarinet makes a higher sound than b-flat clarinet because it is small.similarity: They are still clarinets, they look similar and are made of the same material(Some materials are wood, plastic)
If you have learned alto sax if you picked up a soprano sax would the fingering be the same?
Of course. The fingerings are the same on all saxophones, but the pitch will be different.
What is the fingering for a sharp on the baritone?
Same as B-flat.
