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This audio, titled "Slap 21 on Bass Clarinet," is an intriguing piece of music that beautifully showcases the unique capabilities of the bass clarinet. The audio starts with the deep, rich notes of the bass clarinet, playing a rhythmic pattern that is both melodic and percussive. The resonance of the instrument is vividly captured and is the main attraction throughout the composition. As the audio progresses, there's a transformation in the way the bass clarinet is being played. The musician starts to employ a technique commonly referred to as 'slap tonguing'. This technique turns the bass clarinet into a percussion instrument of sorts, creating sounds that are sharp, distinct, and similar to a 'slap'. The technique is used to create a rhythmic pattern that is layered over the melody, adding a new dimension to the composition. The 'slap' sounds are numbered, and the 21st 'slap' stands out, as it signifies a change in tempo
