古楽器 - Reproductions of Period Clarinets

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early 1700s, a = 415 Hz

Clarinet in F, 2 keys, after Scherer, Butzbach

Collection Staatliche Museen, Meiningen

Clarinet in D, 2 keys, after J. Denner, Nuremberg

Collection Germanisches Nationalmuseum, Nuremberg

Clarinet in C, 2 keys, after J. Denner, Nuremberg

Collection Preussischer Kulturbesitz, Berlin

late 1700s / early 1800s, a = 430 Hz

Clarinet in C after Bühner & Keller, Strasbourg

Collection Staatliche Museen, Meiningen

5 keys
6 keys + split finger hole for c#'
8 keys

Clarinet in Bb/A after J. Frölich, Dettelbach

Private collection

5 keys, split finger hole for c#'
Corps de rechange for A and Bb (also available at 420 Hz)

Clarinet in Bb/A, after H. Grenser, Dresden

Collection Instrumenten-Museum Markneukirchen

7 keys
9 keys
11 keys
Basset joint for the A clarinet

Basset Clarinet in A

after a drawing of the instrument
played by Anton Stadler and Theodor Lotz

Basset Horn in F, after Hammig jun., Vienna

Collection Buffet- Crampon, Mantes

7 - 9 keys
diatonic "Buch" in C

with low Eb

19th cent., a = 438-440 Hz

Clarinets in A/Bb after H.F. Kayser, Hamburg

13 keys
boxwood seasoned for many years

Romantic Clarinets in A/Bb after Georg Ottensteiner, Munich

based on Richard Mühlfeld's instruments, Collection Meiningen
French boxwood, cut in the 1920s
19 keys, nickel-silver, gold plated on request
2 barrels

Second-Hand Instruments

New Recording with Shirley Brill

New CD by Clarimonia

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