What is soprano clarinet?
soprano Clarinet is a Woodwind tool. It is a derivative of Chalumeau, a Baroque and classic period of instrument of a similar look as a recorder, but which used a single reed. Its name comes from the Italian word "Clarino", which means trumpet and suffix -et, which means little, which refers to the original volume and tone quality of the original metal versions of the tool. Modern soprano Clarinet is well -known someone and other musicians like The Lescorica Stick thanks to its standard black color.
sopranono clarinets can be built differently, partly because the restrictions in the initial key work prevented players in many different keys and required quite different tools to suit all key choices. For example, there are clarinets G, A and BB soprans. The name of the soprano clarinet corresponds to the concert field created by the player when plays a written C on the clarinet. For example, when ABB Clarinet Player plays a written C, a piano player would play BB to match the pitch. Most soprano clarinets useThis process, called transposition, although some soprano clarinets are built in C and therefore do not represent.
The soprano clarinet range varies slightly depending on how the transposition relates, because the transposition is related to the size of the tool. All soprano clarinets, however, play in the range of heights. Some people consider the soprano clarinet to be the supreme instrument of the clarinet family, but that's not true. There are sopranine clarinets, the most common are EB, which are smaller than sopranos and are piccolos families.
When people refer to the soprano clarinet, they usually mean soprano clarinet in BB. This is because the clarinet BB is by far the most popular and widely produced from all instructions in the clarinet family. Some people also refer to clarinet at a time when they call soprano clarinet because the tools are sufficiently similar to using the same mouthpiece are common in orcheof a threshold repertoire and are very similar in reach.
soprano clarinets are usually made of high -quality Grenadilla wood, although other forests are used as a redwood. Wooden clarinets are highly sensitive to changes in humidity and temperature, which means they can burst unless they take care of it. Clarinet manufacturers offer clarinets made of alternatives, such as plastic for beginners, but the tone of these clarinets is not nearly as warm. However, clarinets that do not use wood are extremely improved on the original metal clarinets.
In the soprano clarinet, there are generally five main pieces of the body, as well as the reed and the ligature that holds the reed on the clarinet. The best piece is the mouthpiece against which the musician gives reeds. Under this such middle piece called barrel. Then the upper and lower joints come, which contain tone openings and key work. The last part of the clarinet is the bell.
soprano clarinet is very closely related to the fingers with herSoprano tools such as flute and oboe. He often plays with these instruments because the flexibility of movement from the playground to the playground is therefore similar, which allows comparable virtuosity. Clarinets are also paired with these tools because of their similar range and because the tones mix. In concert bands, clarinets also pair well with saxophones when the clarinet player is in the lower range of the tool.