Human: What is the difference between an oboe and a clarinet? Assistant: 
The main difference between an oboe and a clarinet is that an oboe has a larger bore than a clarinet. This makes it easier for the player to produce a wide range of notes, including those in the high register. Additionally, an oboe typically has three or four valves, while a clarinet only has one. This allows the oboe to produce a wider range of tones, from low bass notes to high treble notes.