Clarinet

Everyone has their own preferred strength of reeds. If you are used to 2.5 strength reeds, 3 may give you sore lips, and 3.5 might even make you faint.

It also depends on what brand of synthetic reed you use. For example, the Bari Synthetic Reeds are said to be very hard to play on. While Legere Synthetic Reeds tend to be softer and easier to play on(also quite expensive).

If you are used to playing softer reeds, it will take 1-3 weeks of practising to get used to it.

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Well really it should be the same notes but is it designed diffrently than the ones in 2012

It is easy. Now I cant do every note. But all you need to know is for the CLAIRINET THE NOTE WILL ONLY START WITH AN E THATS THE FIRST NOT FOR EVERY SONG I MEAN EVERY! THEN ONE ATHOR SECOND ONE IS A QUARTER NOTE. THANKS HOPE THIS HELPS A LITTLE BIT.

The vibrations start at the reed, but the pitch is changed by the length of the tube the vibrations go down. Therefore, closing more holes causes the tube length to increase and the pitch to decrease.

There are also some changes in the way the vibrations are formed at the reed for the higher octave pitches.

Go to Colorado Institute of Musical Instrument Repair(CIOMIT) www.ciomit.com

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It was written in the 1950s for Bennett's good friends in New York, pioneering flutist Frances Blaisdell (read her recent New York Times obituary for her amazing story) and clarinetist Alex Williams (NBC Symphony). It was published many years later, though the published edition doesn't mention Blaisdell or Williams.

the reed vibrates and produces a sound depending on the keys you play!

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The main melody notes are as follows:

C, D, E, (pause) C, E, C, E, (pause) D, E, F, F, E, D, F, (pause) E, F, G, (pause) E, G, E, G, (pause) F, G, A, A, G, F, A, (pause) G, C, D, E, F, G, A, (pause) A, D, E, F, G, A, B, (pause) B, E, F, G, A, B, C, (pause) B, A, G, E, C, G, C

A fingering guide and the sheet music can be found through Google Images.

For beginners probably alto. The notes are just like a soprano recorder too except extra. I play alto but it came easy because I learned recorder in elementary so... yeah altos good!

Well first off, I have been playing the clarinet for quite a while now, so to me it might sound different than someone who isn't in band or plays the clarinet...anyway, I think the clarinet is a beautiful instrument and produces a magnificent tone...if the player carries themselves with good posture, then this will improve the tone also. A good reed always helps too! :) Overall the clarinet is a great sounding instrument which produces a sound close to a bass clarinet or possibly oboe or bassoon. mainly the bass clarinet though..hope this answers your question! :)

Johann Christoph Denner in Germany around the turn of the 18th century by adding a register key to the earlier chalumeau. Over time, additional keywork and airtight pads were added to improve tone And playability.

No you shouldn't not for at least a day or two.

The pads on the valves that close off the holes in the clarinet.

Before the classical era Georg Friedrich Händel, Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach and Johann Stamitz composed for the clarinet. The baroque era ended in 1750.

There are many different types of clarinets. As a matter of facts, some experts consider the clarinet family to be one of the largest, if not, the largest family of instruments. One of the most common is the soprano clarinet, with most of them being in the key of B flat, although there are some in A or other keys. Also rather common is the bass clarinet in the key of B flat. The bass clarinet has a range that is one octave lower than the traditional clarinet. Other types of clarinets includes the contrabass clarinet (one octave lower than the bass clarinet), the alto clarinet, and the rare piccolo clarinet.

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If by regular clarinet you mean Boehm System, then the difference is primarily between the schools in which they were developed. The German clarinet or Oehler system is a direct derivative of the clarinets that were in use through all of music history all the way from the clarinet's beginnings in the late baroque era. The Boehm system is based on the flute fingering system of the same name developed in France at the Paris conservatory in conjunction with Klose the writer of the celebrated clarinet method.

In more practical terms the two clarinets have many similarities but disagree on notes such as B3 and Bb3 as well as F5 and F#5 as well as a number of less frequently used fingerings and trills. Also, the Oehler system has the great bonus of having every one of its keys above the water line so none of them ever become clogged with spit or condensation during long periods of play. The Boehm system does not have this luxury.

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