The harm of learning clarinet for girls

The clarinet, also known as the black pipe, is a popular musical instrument today. In order to make their children versatile, many parents usually take their children to interest classes when their children are still young. However, many parents are afraid that learning an instrument like the clarinet will be harmful to their children, especially girls. So, is there any harm in girls learning the clarinet? This will be introduced below!

1. The harm of learning clarinet

The clarinet, also known as the clarinet or clarinet, is a musical instrument. Nowadays, many children in China are learning the clarinet, but what are the dangers of learning the clarinet?

Generally speaking, normal learning of the clarinet and correct practice will not cause any harm to the human body. Moreover, it can promote human lung capacity, brain development and finger sensitivity. However, if practiced incorrectly or too early, it will affect your health.

The age for learning clarinet should not be too young. If children practice before the upper grades of elementary school, it may have a negative impact on them. Because they are too young, they cannot adapt to the intensity of clarinet training. If they start training too early, it may have an adverse effect on the children. At the same time, it is not recommended for children whose teeth have not yet been replaced to practice the clarinet. If they practice at this time, it will have an adverse effect on the development of new teeth and will have an adverse effect on tooth replacement.

Therefore, there should be a limit to learning the clarinet and it should not be excessive, especially for younger children. At the same time, do not study when your teeth are changing, as this will hinder the development of new teeth.

2. The best age to learn clarinet

Best age: 6-7 years old.

Analysis of the reason: Clarinet, also known as the black pipe, is one of the most widely used instruments in the woodwind music family. It is known as the "orator" of the orchestra and the dramatic soprano among woodwind instruments because of its loud and clear treble, expressive, pure, clear and beautiful timbre in the middle range, deep, thick and full bass, pleasant overtones and rich expressiveness.

As a woodwind instrument, the clarinet has lower innate requirements for learners than other instruments. Unlike string instruments and piano, which require a certain level of "childhood skills", the flexibility of the fingers decreases after adulthood, resulting in reduced plasticity, which is not conducive to practice; in addition, due to the structure of the clarinet mouthpiece and the playing mouth shape, the amount of air required to play the clarinet is smaller than that of other wind instruments (such as trumpet, trombone, flute), and it is easier to play. Therefore, the threshold for learning the clarinet is relatively low. Generally, children aged 6-7 can learn the clarinet and enjoy the fun.

3. Advantages of learning clarinet

1. It has a wide range of nearly four octaves and is the champion in the wind instrument family.

2. The bass is deep, the midrange is strong, and the treble is bright, which is suitable for expressing various musical characters and is very expressive whether in band performance or solo.

3. The performance is very flexible, and it excels in playing melodies, scales, arpeggios, and staccato notes.

4. The clarinet family has about ten types of pipes with different pitches and tones, which are easy to switch.

5. It is relatively cheap among Western musical instruments and requires a relatively low financial condition for learners.

6. Any age after a child's front teeth are replaced is suitable for learning the clarinet.

7. Learning the clarinet first can easily lead to the saxophone.

8. The black tube is small in size and easy to carry.