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The Clarinet is in the woodwind section because it is a reed instrument. The clarinet uses a single reed that vibrates back and forth because of a pressurized air stream the user applies. The clarinet is also made out of wood.

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What section in the orchestra does the clarinet belongs?

Woodwind.


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the woodwind, silly :)


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