Assertion: oboe's reed | /r/HasProperty | double
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text: The clarinet has a cylindrical bore and uses a single reed while the oboe is an instrument that uses a double reed.
text: An oboe has a long cylindrical body and some double reed.
text: Oboe is smaller and uses a double reed.
text: Oboe vs Clarinet Oboe has a double reed.
text: The oboe is a conical-bore, double reed, and woodwind instrument with a characteristic sound produced by harmonic overtones within a tonal spectrum up to 7,000 Hz.
text: the oboe has a double reed.
text: The clarinet uses a single reed made of one piece of wood, while the oboe and bassoon use a double reed made of two pieces joined together.
text: Yes, the oboe has a double reed, it is one of the few double reeded woodwind instruments including the bassoon and the English horn.
text: the clarinet has a barrel, a mouthpiece, and a single reed, the oboe has only the double reed at the top.
text: Oboe is smaller and uses a double reed.
text: The oboe is an instrument that requires a double reed and, unless you develop your own technique for making reeds, you will be at the mercy of each manufacturer's style.
text: But an oboe has a double reed which comes out of the instrument at the top, but the clarinet has one reed that it place on the mouthpiece.
text: Oboe is smaller and uses a double reed.
text: No, an oboe is a woodwind instrument because it has a double reed, is similar to the clarinet (also woodwind) and is made of the same wood as the clarinet.
text: The flute is longer than a oboe and an oboe has a double reed and a flute does not have a reed.
text: Unlike the clarinet or saxophone, the oboe uses a double reed.
text: The flute is longer than a oboe and an oboe has a double reed and a flute does not have a reed.
text: Oboe is smaller and uses a double reed.