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What happens when all the holes in a clarinet are covered? a. The tones are played in a soft manner. b. The vibrating reed creates higher notes. c. The sound is produced at a lower pitch. d. The shorter
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What happens when all the holes in a clarinet are covered?
a. The tones are played in a soft manner.
b. The vibrating reed creates higher notes.
c. The sound is produced at a lower pitch.
d. The shorter column makes a loud sound.
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i think it’s c (might be wrong tho)
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