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The clarinet is a woodwind instrument that produces sound using a single reed and has a nearly straight tube shape that flares out at the end. It's an important instrument used across many musical styles, from classical orchestras to jazz ensembles.
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- Instrument.name
- Clarinet
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- Leitner+Kraus 410 320.png
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- B♭ clarinets (Boehm and Oehler fingering system)
- Instrument.background
- woodwind
- Instrument.classification
- Single-reed
- Instrument.hornbostel_sachs
- 422.211.2–71
- Instrument.hornbostel_sachs_desc
- Single-reeded aerophone with keys
- Instrument.range
- 200px|center|class=notpageimage All clarinets have approximately the same written range. The sounding pitch depends on what key the instrument is in. Low clarinets generally have extra keys to extend the range downward.
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- Klarinetten von Herbert Wurlitzer 2.jpg
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Article · Nederlands
De klarinet is een blaasinstrument behorend tot de enkelrietinstrumenten. In het harmonieorkest en symfonieorkest wordt de klarinet gerekend tot de houtblazers. De naam komt van clarinetto, een verkleinwoord van het Italiaanse clarino, een soort trompet.
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