Clarinet

Nobody knows who first introduced the clarinet (which originated as the chalumeau), but the clarinet that is played today was introduced by Johann Christoph Denner.

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Look at the reed, first off, and notice how one side is flat and the other side has an incline and a type of bump. Put the reed into the reed guard thinnest side first and flat slide. At first it seems as if you might crush the reed or chip it, but the bump on the other side will stop it from doing that. And there you go, you put a clarinet reed into a reed guard. :)

As far as I know, I haven't seen a single clarinet in a jazz band (sure in a marching band, but not in jazz).

My friends who play clarinet are also in the jazz band, but intead of playing their clarinets, their switch/use saxophones instead.

So, no, I don't think clarinet is a jazz instrument.

maybe oboe

buffet- sound nicer :)

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I play noblet clarinet. My friend plays buffet. I suggest both because both of them have good quality sound. When I play noblet clarinet, playing the middle Bb and B(not the low) is very hard and the exact right tune won't come out. But the high and and low notes are awesome on noblet. On buffet the B and Bb are alot better then noblet. But the other notes aren't as good as noblet. I suggest noblet but buffet is great too!

He made the first laser in the world, in the year of 1960.

With Great Care!

If your swap has got stuck it is most likely on the thumb hole that protrudes into the bore.

First, take apart the clarinet... now isolate which section it is stuck in and try gently wiggling.

If that does work, VERY carefully insert a pencil into the thumbhole, or the fingerholes and try and work it free that way.

If all else fails, take it to the local repair shop. If it is well and truly wedged there from being pulled, you may end up having to remove some keys to get at it.

Rub alcohol on it with a cotton ball and rinse really well with water. You might wanna clean your mouthpiece too.

In 2010, one of Artie Shaw's Selmer Bb clarinets was purchased, for reportedly around 20,000 GBP, for a 16 year old rising clarinet prodigy in Nottingham. There is at least one article on the internet reporting this.

bass clarinet (single reed, like clarinet); bassoon (double reed, like oboe)

Depending on condition $20 to maybe $60, a little more if the case is original and in real nice condition.

Model, condition?

Because it uses a reed on the mouthpiece, therefore it is in the Woodwind family of instruments, like the oboe, and the English horn. Brass instruments generally have a metal mouthpiece upon which the lips blow, such as a trumpet, tuba, or a French horn.

Selmer is a company that makes instraments.Unlike those cheap brands like Accent that you get at music stores these instrament are better by far.selmer doesn't make pianos and string instrementsit makes band instrements like:

saxophones

clarrinets

trumets

oboes

mostly instrements you play with your mouth.

It is actually a thin sheet of metal that is perferated in a way that in the summer it doesn't allow as much of the sun rays in, but in winter it lets in more sun to help heat the home.

I would not recomend putting anything in your mouth that will increase the poteintial for sensitivity or pain to your dry socket. The dentist that you see should have dry socket paste to apply for you. Try your best to keep your mouth free of cold air, and do not drink from a straw,smoke any cigarettes ,spit forcefully,or swish your mouth when brushing your teeth.

I have a great orthodontist he is Dr. Paul Lee he has offices in Milpitas and Cupertino I believe he charges around $3600. for a 9 year old child, once I saw how nice my daughters teeth came out i did my own.

Larger instruments produce lower pitches; the bass clarinet, being one of the largest types of clarinets, produces one of the lowest sound.

You can either

A) Move all of the notes above a Bb down one octave, keeping the rest of the song the same

or

B) Move the entire song down an octave if there are no notes that are too low to prevent this.

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No. You will have to buy a broken one and maybe use some parts from that one.

I sit in between the Basson and the Trumpets on the third row, though I am in a middle school band so it could be different for you.

Rest assured, you are not weak. You are using your lungs in a different way to take the deep breaths needed to play a musical instrument with good support. If you get dizzy, take a break for a couple of minutes and begin again. As you continue to practice and learn more about the instrument you will become used to this deeper breathing. Singers and other wind instrument players also have this happen, so you are not alone. Keep up the work, music is fun (I have been playing clarinet for almost forty years).

there is a low A and a high A High A is right about the top of the e key low a is the top 3 fingers and 2 of the first on the bottom.