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Definition of chalumeau in English: chalumeaunounPlural chalumeaux ˈʃalʊməʊˌSHaləˈmō 1A reed instrument of the early 18th century from which the clarinet was developed. Example sentencesExamples - He even has information on the chalumeau d' amore!
- Early clarinets did not play well in the lower register, so chalumeaus continued to be made to play the low notes and these notes became known as the chalumeau register.
- The chalumeau instrument was designed to have a good chalumeau register with an almost nonexistent clarinet register.
- It was developed from the chalumeau by J. C. Denner in Nuremberg in about 1700.
- 1.1 The lowest octave of the clarinet's range.
Example sentencesExamples - The effect of volume on timbre is most pronounced in the chalumeau register.
- These short pieces, partly original compositions and partly transcriptions from my own music for other instruments, are suitable for beginners and are all situated within the chalumeau register.
- Katz's woody chalumeau register also lent depth and a hint of menace to the sinister, lurching ‘March’ and the slow, fantasia-like ‘Nigun.’
- Students should have an appropriate level of technique before enrolling: a good basic sound, ability to play comfortably and fluently in the middle and chalumeau registers, with some experience of the altissimo register.
- On top of hissing electronic flutters, one reedist begins by expelling delicate breaths until they gather into chalumeau register tones, while the other quacks and flutter tongues.
- The Adagio is in A-flat, dipping into the clarinet's low, chalumeau register and the through leaps and runs which it shares with the flute and bassoon.
- This piece is entirely within the chalumeau register and is about a grade 1 standard.
- The limitation to the chalumeau register has been made at the specific request of a clarinet teacher.
- Some of the solos are scored primarily in the chalumeau register, with only brief extensions in the clarion register.
- We still refer to the lowest register of the clarinet as the chalumeau register.
Origin Early 18th century: from French, from Latin calamellus 'little reed', diminutive of calamus. Definition of chalumeau in US English: chalumeaunounˌSHaləˈmō 1A reed instrument of the early 18th century from which the clarinet was developed. Example sentencesExamples - He even has information on the chalumeau d' amore!
- The chalumeau instrument was designed to have a good chalumeau register with an almost nonexistent clarinet register.
- It was developed from the chalumeau by J. C. Denner in Nuremberg in about 1700.
- Early clarinets did not play well in the lower register, so chalumeaus continued to be made to play the low notes and these notes became known as the chalumeau register.
- 1.1 The lowest octave of the clarinet's range.
Example sentencesExamples - Katz's woody chalumeau register also lent depth and a hint of menace to the sinister, lurching ‘March’ and the slow, fantasia-like ‘Nigun.’
- We still refer to the lowest register of the clarinet as the chalumeau register.
- Some of the solos are scored primarily in the chalumeau register, with only brief extensions in the clarion register.
- On top of hissing electronic flutters, one reedist begins by expelling delicate breaths until they gather into chalumeau register tones, while the other quacks and flutter tongues.
- The limitation to the chalumeau register has been made at the specific request of a clarinet teacher.
- These short pieces, partly original compositions and partly transcriptions from my own music for other instruments, are suitable for beginners and are all situated within the chalumeau register.
- Students should have an appropriate level of technique before enrolling: a good basic sound, ability to play comfortably and fluently in the middle and chalumeau registers, with some experience of the altissimo register.
- The Adagio is in A-flat, dipping into the clarinet's low, chalumeau register and the through leaps and runs which it shares with the flute and bassoon.
- This piece is entirely within the chalumeau register and is about a grade 1 standard.
- The effect of volume on timbre is most pronounced in the chalumeau register.
Origin Early 18th century: from French, from Latin calamellus ‘little reed’, diminutive of calamus. |