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1976. 1976 - Lee Gibson volunteers to serve as editor of The Clarinet journal and becomes the second president of the ICS. The late Lee Gibson (1915-2013), Ramon Kireilis’ mentor from North Texas State University, volunteered to be the editor of the Society’s publication, The Clarinet.
- The History of The Clarinet
- Inventor of The Clarinet and Chalumeau
- The First Music Published For Clarinet
- Where The Clarinet Got Its Name
- Further Developments
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In the world of classical music, the clarinet is a relatively new instrument. In this article, I will guide you through some of the most notable points in the timeline of the progression of the clarinet.
Both the chalumeau and the clarinet were first invented by Johann Denner. Denner was an instrument maker from Nurnberg, Germany. It all began in the late 1600s when Denner had the idea to create a pipe (French: chalumeau). However, after noticing how short the range of the instrument was, Denner decided to make the chalumeau longer. This allowed mu...
Chalumeau music was available long before clarinet music. The first duet for the instrument was published in 1706- After the first clarinet had already been made. Chalumeau duets were quite popular in Amsterdam, and surrounding Western European countries. It wasn’t until many years later, that a duet for the Clarinet was first written. The first ti...
The clarinet got its name because musicians noticed that it sounded like a trumpet. It is similar to the word clarinetto, which means “little trumpet” (Bellis). Similarly, the word clarino means trumpet.
The development of the clarinet didn’t stop there. For the first half of the 1800s, instrument makers continued to make adjustments to the clarinet. One major problem that clarinetists faced in their earlier iterations of the instrument was that it didn’t have a very large sound. This was remedied by making both the bore wider, and the mouthpiece b...
By the year 1850, the clarinet was pretty much what it is today. In 1950, the SK mechanism was added, which helped make the interval of a 12th become more in tune. From hornpipes to chalumeau consorts, it’s become apparent that the clarinet has come a long way from its ancestors.
Bellis, Mary. “A Brief History of the Clarinet.” ThoughtCo, Aug. 26, 2020, thoughtco.com/history-of-the-clarinet-1991464. https://www.britannica.com/art/clarinet
Aug 29, 2022 · Originally published in The Clarinet 49/4 (September 2022). Printed copies of The Clarinet are available for ICA members. A Panorama of Clarinet History Andrea Greganti and His Clarinet Collection by Luca Saracca Italian Version can be found here Thanks to the designation of the Italian Clarinet Academy as a Partner Organization of the International Clarinet Association, I was able to find and ...
Clarinet B ♭ clarinets (Boehm and Oehler fingering system) Woodwind instrument Classification Single-reed Hornbostel–Sachs classification 422.211.2–71 (Single-reeded aerophone with keys) Playing range All clarinets have approximately the same range. The sounding pitch differs by what key the instrument is in. Certain low clarinets may also have extra keys to extend the range downward ...
Oct 5, 2015 · The first clarinet was created by the instrument maker Denner in Nuremberg, Germany, around 1700. So it is a bit older than 300 years. It practically had no ancestor because it was not an improvement of an already existing single reed cylindrical bodied instrument.
