Converse of object

• trumpet: Compatibility: Trumpets, clarinets and saxophone players are OK, but stay clear from tuba players.

• play: Allen also plays the clarinet in his own jazz band.

• learn: He also learned clarinet, trumpet, trombone and piano.

• study: Emma began to study the clarinet at the age of nine.

Adjective modifier

• contrabass: Tenor sax, clarinet, alto sax, bass clarinet, contrabass clarinet, flute, the whole bit.

• flat: Finally I will have a woodwind player, playing an E flat clarinet, soprano saxophone and bass clarinet.

• principal: The principal clarinet James Unwin said: " I had a remarkable day.

• early: Italian music for the early clarinet is, indeed, exceedingly rare.

• old: Alternatively you could use an old clarinet mop - one of those brush things on a length of twisted wire.

• first: During her studies Claire played first clarinet in the Symphony Orchestra and performed with the New Music Group and various other ensembles.

Modifies a noun

• concerto: As with the clarinet concertos, the bulk of the musical drama takes place in the first movement.

• mouthpiece: Some two hours have passed since I placed the clarinet mouthpiece in the Hydrogen Peroxide.

• sonata: The clarinet sonatas were written with close proximity to each other, much like Brahms did almost 100 years earlier.

• virtuoso: A flute and clarinet virtuoso provided a pleasant musical interlude.

• quartet: I've seen a musical, and taken part in a clarinet quartet.

• reed: Each Claripatch is designed to solve a specific problem of the clarinet reed.

Noun used with modifier

• alto: Humphrey Lyttleton, BBC Radio 1 top of page CHRIS BISCOE - saxes and alto clarinet.

• bass: The saxophone or bass clarinet is smooth in tone.

• solo: A solo clarinet ushers in the tender second theme; hesitant woodwinds with a meltingly romantic string response.

• jazz: David is an award-winning Sound Designer who directs feature films, performs classical and jazz clarinet, and teaches vibrational healing and sound design.