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I am starting to compose for clarinet and read that the clarinet has 3 different registers, which, it is said, are not easy to change between. Do composers only use one register or is it easily possible to combine registers?

EDIT "which, it is said, are not easy to change between" - I took this from some beginner tutorials.

Thanks for all answers, you were a huge help.

I am starting to compose for clarinet and read that the clarinet has 3 different registers, which, it is said, are not easy to change between. Do composers only use one register or is it easily possible to combine registers?

I am starting to compose for clarinet and read that the clarinet has 3 different registers, which, it is said, are not easy to change between. Do composers only use one register or is it easily possible to combine registers?

EDIT "which, it is said, are not easy to change between" - I took this from some beginner tutorials.

Thanks for all answers, you were a huge help.

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Composing for Clarinet - how many registers to use

I am starting to compose for clarinet and read that the clarinet has 3 different registers, which, it is said, are not easy to change between. Do composers only use one register or is it easily possible to combine registers?