How to make a sound on Clarint

When forming the embouchure for a clarinet mouthpiece, what is the correct placement for the lower lip and top teeth?

• Lower lip curls under teeth, top teeth bite down.

• Lower lip covers top teeth, top teeth rest lightly.

• Lower lip is flat, top teeth bite down.

• Lower lip curls under teeth, top teeth rest lightly.

What kind of sound is produced if there is too much mouthpiece in the player's mouth?

• A low, boomy sound.

• A shrill, squeaky sound.

• No sound at all.

• A steady, clear sound.

What are the three types of exercises used to practice sound production for the clarinet?

• Voice only, Mouthpiece only, Clarinet only.

• Voice only, Mouthpiece only, Mouthpiece and Neck.

• Voice only, Clarinet only, Mouthpiece and Neck.

• Mouthpiece only, Mouthpiece and Neck, Full Clarinet.

What is the primary goal of Exercise #1?

• To play a specific rhythm

• To sustain a sound for as long as possible

• To practice quick articulation

• To play different notes

What part of the tongue should touch the tip of the reed to start the sound?

• The back of the tongue

• The middle of the tongue

• The tip of the tongue

• The side of the tongue