Clarinet

d - c - d - c - a

Between 36" and 42" depending on which company made it and if it has a low-C, low-Eb, or low-E range.

It's possible to extend the height with the floor peg on some models as high as 5'+ at the mouthpiece but that's due to the height of the peg, not the instrument.

A good rule of thumb for the height of things, door knobs and window sills are about 3' from the floor. Stand a bass clarinet on the floor without the peg extended and it's just about the same height (or a little higher) as a door-knob.

There are about 2 dozen types of clarinets, from soprano, bass to piccolo etc...

some are use with mouth piece, some are longer others shorter some look like a skinny saxophone, which one would you like to know about?

The Key signature for A Major has three sharps: F, C and G. Therefore the notes are A- B - C# - D - E - F# - G# - A. Two octaves are possible on the clarinet. Reverse the order for descenting.

The best for the beginners is to use a soft reed than what professionals usually use. The best size is 2.0 which is not too soft and not too hard. This will help you train your embouchure and your air control.

Same notes as in twinkle twinkle little star not gonna give the direct answer because it is a class assignment

To keep your clarinet in good shape, you will need to purchase a few things. You will need cork grease, a cleaner that goes through the clarinet(so it gets all the saliva), a thumb rest(its rubbery and usually black) for your thumb so it doesnt go numb and a reed gaurd(so it keeps your reed in shape).

No. She only plays piano, guitar, ukulele, and the 12-string guitar.

Taylor Swift had only touched the clarinet for the music video "You Belong With Me".

54 years

Open your throat, drop your jaw, imagine you are saying "oh." Use lots of air.

Any note on the chromatic scale. Bb, B, C, Db, D, Eb, E, F, Gb, G, Ab, A.

Singing to the Lord or music in general is a form of worship. When you sing in church, you do not just sing and join the choir, but you prasie God with your voice, music, and rhytm. It's amazing how many people (mostly unbelievers) can sing their hearts out to worldly music, even jumping and raising their hands, but they can't even sing to praise the Lord who gave up His life to save theirs. What a shame. ;

; Exodus 15 : 20-21 : And Miriam the prophetess, the sister of Aaron, took a timbrel in her hand; and all the women went out after her with timbrels ...... ;

Psalms 150 : 4 : Praise him with the timbrel....... :

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Clarinets are most often made from African blackwood. This is a heavy black wood that comes from the Mpingo tree. The same is used for most oboes and wooden piccolos. Second most common would be plastic or resin. Clarinets were also made of metal at one time and are still seen occasionally. Some clarinets are now made of a mixture of resin and wood. Other woods such as cocobolo and rosewood are sometimes used. Boxwood was the material of choice for the earliest clarinets.

Ideally a dark, round sound with as little reed quality as possible.

The note names are:

e d# e d# e b d c a, c e a b, e a b c; e d# e d# e b d c a, c e a b, e c b a.

b c d e, g f e d, e e d c, e d c e; e d# e d# e e d c a,

c e a b, e a b c; e d# e d# e b d c a,

c e a b, e c b a. This is pretty much the standard repertoire to learn for any beginning piano student. I learned it and never forgot it.

yes and no,the violin has to change notes to SOUND the same as a flute note,but if they play the same note they can keeping in mind that it isn't a extreamely low/high note. Hope it helps :)

no, it is part of the woodwind family.

The short answer is 'Nearly all instruments'. The piano was a comparatively late development in the world of musical instruments. The saxophone was certainly invented after the piano, also the electric guitar and all other electric instruments.

Playing the bass clarinet is not a very good way to become famous. The bass clarinet is usually played as a second or third instrument by reed men - clarinetists or saxophonists. Bass clarinet specialists include Todd Marcus, Michael Pilz and Jacob Stein.

Jazz players who used the bass as one of their primary instruments include Eric Dolphy and Benny Maupin. More famous names who occasionally played the bass clarinet include jazz clarinetist Benny Goodman, Duke Ellington's bari sax player Harry Carney, and jazz flautist Herbie Mann.

Me too - but I'm not exactly famous.

There is 4 types of clarinet, the regular clarinet is the smallest and is the most popular. The alto clarinet is curved like a saxophone and slightly deeper than the regular clarinet. The bass is shaped like the alto clarinet but is bigger and deeper still. Last but not least the contrabass clarinet is the biggest of all the clarinets, shaped like the alto and bass clarinet and it's sound is very low.

A Boosey and Hawkes clarinet with the number 162842 is about 40 years old. That serial number places the clarinet being made around 1976. Boosey and Hawkes started making instruments in 1891 and continued until 1985.

If the piece is played in the Treble Clef (it looks like a reflected "s," the & symbol or a fancy "g"), then, from the bottom to the top, each horizontal line in the staff stands for the notes EGBDF, respectively. A good mnemonic device for this is "Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge." :) The four spaces in between the lines stand for the notes FACE. Each instrument has different ways of producing a note. It's up to you to memorize how to make each sound. The black note symbols, depending on their placement and shape, tell you what sound/note to make, and the length of the sound.

This is sheet music reading in its most basic form. There are many symbols in sheet music reading, but ultimately one just has to memorize their meanings and learn to manipulate his instrument accordingly.