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How do clarinets make sound?

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How do clarinets make sound?

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The clarinet is a woodwind instrument popular in bands and orchestras. It makes a sound when air from the musician is blown between the reed and the mouthpiece, causing the reed to vibrate.FeaturesThe clarinet reed is a thin piece of wood that is attached to the clarinet using a ligature. The reed is the source of the clarinets sound.ConsiderationsThe reed vibrates when the player blows air between the reed and the mouthpiece. The player must blow air with enough pressure to make the reed vibrate.Reed ConstructionAlmost all players use reeds made of bamboo which produces the traditional clarinet sound and response. However, some clarinet reeds are made of synthetic material which offers more durability.PitchTo change pitch on a clarinet the player will cover holes on the instrument.

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