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 Re: Who played the clarinet on...
Author: Fuzzy 
Date:   2019-04-28 02:08

Not being familiar with Harry Potter, I looked up "Slughorn's Party" on YouTube. If the part I listened to is the same part you're referring to - then the answer is: There's more than one clarinetist playing. The effect is from rhythm, chord structure, voice leading amongst the parts...and proficient clarinetists.

I wouldn't say there's a specific technique or trick to the playing.

It sounds "full" or "round" because the clarinet parts are filling the chordal structure instead of all playing a single melody/line.

At least that's what I heard in the clip I watched,
Fuzzy

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