clarinets

The first menuetto begins with a melody for clarinets, which is developed into a short form.

The Masters and their Music A series of illustrative programs with biographical, esthetical, and critical annotations 1874

It is used for the production of musical instruments, such as clarinets and piano keys, as well as for traditional and tourist-trade carvings.

Eastern Miombo woodlands 2007

Here's a new one, as reported by the Boston Globe: [S] tate lawmakers ... last week debated a bill that would require all schools to sterilize musical wind instruments, like clarinets, flutes, and piccolos, before they are passed from one student to another.

Infirmary Blues Matthew Guerrieri 2009

Then it subsides, until nothing is left but scattered raindrops as the thunder of the timpani dies away beneath a descending line of clarinets, bassoons, violas and cellos.

The Splendid Start to a Farewell to Opera Barrymore Laurence Scherer 2011

Something like — "When I die, I'll be busy re-voicing the harmonies in the accompaniment so the clarinets aren't arpeggiating across their break."

Archive 2009-05-01 Matthew Guerrieri 2009

Ebony— ébène , in French —was traditionally used for the black keys of a piano, and oboes and clarinets are still made of that wood.

An Eclectic Quartet With Élan Barrymore Laurence Scherer 2011

Two clarinets, two bassoons, two horns, timpani and the strings present the first phrase — marked pianissimo.

The Splendid Start to a Farewell to Opera Barrymore Laurence Scherer 2011

Photographs show that by 1905 the lineup of his ensemble – cornet, trombone, two clarinets, guitar and double bass – approximated the classic instrumentation of later traditional jazz bands.

Buddy Bolden 'invents' jazz 2011

The chambermaids, chefs and band members shout down corridors, pose for pictures and tune up clarinets amid last-minute wiring and welding carried out by the foreign legions employed at the yard near Trieste: Romanians for the welding, Sicilian specialists to install the stainless-steel galleys, Portuguese to take care of the marble and Bangladeshis, who have built up such a good reputation as painters they now number more than 1,000 in the local community.

Ruling the waves: Cunard's new liner Tom Kington 2010

He doesn't have five saxophonists just for their collective volume, but because they also play clarinets, flutes and other reeds.

Virtuosos in Solos, Duos and Trios Will Friedwald 2011