Clarinet - Law Dictionary Search Results

Basset horn

An instrument blown with a reed and resembling a clarinet but of much greater compass embracing nearly four octaves The

in flutes It forms the natural bass to the oboe clarinet etc

A wind instrument blown by a single reed of richer and fuller tone than the oboe which has a double...

a musician who plays the clarinet

See Clarinet

A tenor clarinet called also basset horn and sometimes confounded with the English

sounded through a reed and similar in shape to the clarinet but with a thinner tone Now more commonly called oboe

having a penetrating pastoral quality of tone somewhat like the clarinet in form but more slender and sounded by means of

the qualities both of a brass instrument and of a clarinet

music formerly in use supposed to have resembled either the clarinet or the hautboy in form