Clarinet

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Considering that Denner invented it in 1690 that would make it 419 years old as of 2009.

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The clarinet belongs to the woodwind family. Clarinets were originally made of wood, and still are, though most are plastic nowadays. It also requires the players breath, or "wind", to make a sound. Combine these two and you get a wooden wind instrument, or woodwind.

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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! :)

I think you mean "bass clarinet", and they're usually about $1250 if they're resin, and $3,000+ if they're made of grenadilla wood, depending on the quality, range, and brand.

However, if you mean bliss clarinet as in the model LeBlanc makes, they can be $1,000+ just depending on where you buy them from.

Of course, if you're intently curious, you can contact a local instrument-selling store or if you trust the internet, use Amazon.

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Either the key is bent or the spring is broke... or both. The ring may be bent and rubbing against the tone hole. It depends on what you mean by "locking".

I would think so, since the clarinet has nothing to do with your teeth.

Tis'. Clarinet players indeed do rock!

(I would know.... I am one(: )

it could cost a lot of money but i know that if you are looking for a good clarinet the price would be at least $3,300... yes i know that is a lot of money but it is not that bad after you get used to it. for me well i am still young but i know my clarinets, for me to replace my clarinet it would be $1,100.

A clarinet concerto is a piece of music written for clarinet to be played with an orchestra. The most famous clarinet concerto ever written is Mozart's Clarinet Concerto in A. Attached is a related link of the youtube recording of the piece by Martin Frost and the wikipedia article about the Mozart Clarinet Concerto.

A clarinet quintet is a piece for clarinet and string quartet. A string quartet typically has 2 violins, a viola, and a cello. There are numerous composers that wrote for this genera, but since we talked about the Mozart Clarinet Concerto above it is interesting to note that Mozart also wrote a Clarinet Quintet. This piece is also attached.

Hope this helps! Good luck with the clarinet.

Clean well. make sure nothing is wet and put cap on it and store in a well sucured case.

I believe it's African culture.

Usually, if you stay in the lower register between low "A" and mid "A" you should make yourself happy. It tends to be a good register to start on.

You should try not to get overwhelmed with the clarinet, or any instrument for that matter. Keeping yourself motivated, comfortable and "happy" can be they key to success.

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Rudolph the red nosed reindeer,

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Had a very shiny nose.

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And If you ever saw it

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you would even say it glows

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all of the other reindeer

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used to laugh and call him names

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they never let poor rudolph

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join in any reindeer games

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then one foggy Christmas eve

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Santa came to say

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"Rudolph with your nose so bright,

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won't you guide my sleigh tonight?"

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Then how the reindeer loved him

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as they shouted out with glee,

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Rudolph the red nosed reindeer

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you'll go down in history!

No. You shouldn't, that's bad "technique". When you are learning it may be OK, but you must get rid of the habit if you are planning to be good with the bass clarinet.

What's called the "facing" of the mouthpiece is different. It's the same thing with virtually every mouthpiece model.

It's hard to explain how different they are in terms of sound because different players can make the same mouthpiece sound different. Also, the sound can be affected by the thickness of the reed and the kind of ligature.

Cover all 3 (left hand) holes but also make sure that you cover the thumb hole at the back of the clarinet

Vibrations in the air caused by vibrations of the reed.

The Sound on the clarinet is produced from a vibration of the reed caused by the movement of breath over it. In a similar way to blowing over a piece of timothy grass will produce a tone, however the clarinet reed is rigid and comes in varying levels of hardness.

The pitch is then altered through the application of the fingers to the tone holes and keys

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no get a buffet beginer series (or E-11 if youre serious about clarinet)