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Different sizes from E flat to Contra Bass Clarinet

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The All Jazz Real Book (Bb Edition) Sheet Music By Various - Sheet Music Plus

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The All Jazz Real Book - B Flat Version

Is it a good teaching tool? Consider writing about your experience and musical tastes. Are you a beginner who started playing last month? The traditional Turkish orchestra - which by the way plays music that is harmonically and rhythmically much more complex than that of western style - employs different clarinets, for example a clarinet in G. One reader - Thomas Aigner - writes: They are used in vienniese folk music called "Schrammel-Musik".

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In contrast to the E flat clarinet the high-G has a very fine sound. You can have this built by Schwenk und Seggelke , were you find a description of the instrument. This is a common question: Isn't it possible, to play - instead of an E flat clarinet - a B flat clarinet, just an octave higher than it is written?

Then you could save the money for the E flat clarinet, and it would be enough to have, say, a B flat and a bass clarinet B flat, too for all existing literature. You do play the same notes then, don't you? The answer is NO - this won't work well. In a tutti part, when everybody plays fff, and just harmony is important, it may be difficult for the audience to notice that you used a different instrument.

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When you have a more prominent part, the difference becomes more obvious: The clarinet's sound differs strongly in the upper and lower register of the instrument. Notes that an E flat clarinet plays in the sonore lower register with strong low overtones would be played in the rather neutral part of the upper register of an A or B flat clarinet. The clarinet is not a cheap synthesizer where every note sounds the same, just at a different frequency. If the composer wanted this effect, and the audience expects it, you better come close to what is expected.