Some profiles of the clarinet  The clarinet, also called black or carat, is also known as the clarinet in Taiwan (Clarinet in English, Clarinetto in Italian, Clarinete in Spanish, Clarinette in French and Klarinette in German), known as the "orator" in the orchestra and a dramatic soprano in woodwind.The high pitch area is loud and clear; the middle pitch area is expressive, pure, clear and beautiful; the bass area is low, rich and plump, which is one of the most widely used instruments in the woodfamily.The clarinet is different, the instrument is the same, and it is different.The clarinet is different from the oboe.The oboe is a shifting instrument, the oboe is not a shifting instrument, and the oboe uses two reeds clamped together to sound, and the clarinet uses a reed and flute hair sound.