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Re: Stopped pipe - is there an explanation?

Author: Caroline Smale
Date: 2019-02-12 03:38

The clarinet acts as a stopped pipe because the reed effectively closes one end of the tube.
As opposed to a flute where the blow hole is open all the time.

The bore does not have to be "exactly" 100% parallel to performas a cyclindrical bore.

Try Arthur Benades book on musical acoustics for a full explanation or there are many other online resources too.

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