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What is a reed? INSTRUMENT
GPT 3.5
A reed is a thin piece of material, commonly made of metal, wood, or plastic, that is used in certain musical instruments to produce sound. It is typically attached to a mouthpiece and vibrates when air is blown over or through it, creating sound waves and enabling the instrument to produce sound. Examples of instruments that use reeds include the clarinet, saxophone, oboe, bassoon, and harmonica.