10 Interesting Fact About Clarinet

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• Clarinet is a wooden wind instrument originating from Europe.
• Clarinet was first discovered in 1690 by Johann Christoph Denner in Nuremberg, Germany.
• Modern Clarinet consists of five parts, namely barrel, upper joint, lower joint, bell, and mouthpiece.
• Clarinet is generally played in orchestra, bands, and jazz music.
• Clarinet is often used as a solis musical instrument in the orchestra.
• Clarinet has a broad range of sound, ranging from low tones to high notes.
• Clarinet can be played with various techniques, such as Legato, Staccato, and Vibrato.
• Clarinet is generally made of wood, such as Grenadilla, Maple, and Rosewood.
• Clarinet can also be made from synthetic materials, such as plastic and resin.
• In Indonesia, Clarinet is often played in keroncong music, kroncong tugu, and regional music such as jaipongan and gamelan.