The rubber clarinet manufacturer tells you that the clarinet's roots can be traced back to the horn and bagpipe, and is generally believed to have evolved from the chalumeau, a single-reed instrument resembling a recorder.

The rubber clarinet manufacturer tells you that when playing the clarinet, a reed is fixed at the mouthpiece. When the player blows through the space between the reed and the mouthpiece, and with appropriate pressure on the lower lip, the thin reed tip will vibrate, making the air column inside the instrument tube begin to vibrate, resulting in a soft sound.

The rubber clarinet manufacturer tells you that the clarinet is different from the oboe, which is a transposing instrument, and the oboe is not a transposing instrument. And The rubber clarinet manufacturer tells you that the oboe uses two reeds clamped together to sound, and the clarinet uses one reed and flute to sound.

The above is the rubber clarinet manufacturer's introduction and analysis of the use of the clarinet, hope it helps you.