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A natural and A flat in same turned ring. F.H.; 2. Finger hole (=F.H.); 3. Cross B flat; F.H.; 4. Duplicate lever opening B flat above; cross G sharp; duplicate lever opening R4's E flat; long C sharp; bascule with extra touch for R1.; R0. Rod in \"trunions\" opening L4's C sharp; 1. long trill key: side key for ?F sharp (the head seems too high up to give F natural) with touch of trill key curving over it; extra touch on bascule; finger hole; 2. Finger hole; 3. Cross F natural; finger hole; 4. Side F sharp; angled E flat in \"trunions\"; hinged C natural with brass guide below tone-hole. Inscr. on bell and upper joint: \"mark\/S.KOCH\/WIEN\" (the mark is that illustrated in New Langwill). See also detailed description below, by Thomas K. Dibley.", "primary": true }, { "attribution": { "date": [ { "earliest": 2017, "value": "2017-01-06", "latest": 2017, "primary": true } ], "attributor": "Waitzman, Mimi" }, "sort": "01", "type": "description (online)", "value": "Clarinet. Nominal pitch: B-flat. Stained fruitwood body with brass keywork, four horn ferrules and integral wooden rim. Five pieces: mouthpiece, barrel, left hand joint, integral right hand\/lower joint, bell. M\u00fcller system, augmented. Mouthpiece, possibly original, has a short table but accepts a ligature. Simple brass thumb-rest, fixed with two screws. Sixteen keys with saltspoon cup covers mounted variously in blocks and on pillars. Fingering: left-hand thumb: straight speaker key with chimney, thumb-hole (?covered for F natural?); left-hand first finger: A natural and A-flat keys in same turned ring, fingerhole; left-hand second finger: fingerhole; left-hand third finger: cross B-flat key, fingerhole; left-hand fourth finger: duplicate lever opening B-flat key above, cross G-sharp key, duplicate lever opening right-hand fourth finger's E-flat, long C-sharp key, bascule key with extra touch for right-hand first finger. Fingering: right-hand thumb: rod in \"trunnions\" opening left-hand fourth finger's C-sharp key; right-hand first finger: long trill key, side key for ?F sharp (the head seems too high up to give F natural) with touch of trill key curving over it, extra touch on bascule key; fingerhole; right-hand second finger: fingerhole; right-hand third finger: cross F natural key, finger hole; right-hand fourth finger: side F-sharp; angled E-flat in \"trunnions\"; hinged C natural key with brass guide below tone-hole. Left hand joint and bell stamped 'S.KOCH\/WIEN'. A maker's mark in the form of a stylised Hapsburg eagle appears above each inscription." }, { "attribution": { "date": [ { "earliest": 2013, "value": "2013-04-02", "latest": 2013, "primary": true } ], "attributor": "Dibley, Thomas; Dixon, Gavin; Birley, Margaret" }, "historical": true, "type": "description (online)", "value": "Clarinet in B-flat, M\u00fcller system, augmented. Upper joint and bell stamped 'S.KOCH\/WIEN'. A maker's mark in the form of a stylised Hapsburg eagle appears above each inscription. Stained fruitwood in two joints, plus bell, barrel and mouthpiece, the bell with integral wooden rim. Four horn ferrules. Simple brass thumb-rest, fixed with two screws. Mouthpiece, which is possibly original, has a short table but accepts a ligature. Sixteen brass keys with saltspoon cup covers mounted variously in blocks and on pillars. Fingering: left-hand thumb: straight speaker key with chimney, thumb-hole (?covered for F natural?); left-hand first finger: A natural and A-flat keys in same turned ring, fingerhole; left-hand second finger: fingerhole; left-hand third finger: cross B-flat key, fingerhole; left-hand fourth finger: duplicate lever opening B-flat key above, cross G-sharp key, duplicate lever opening right-hand fourth finger's E-flat, long C-sharp key, bascule key with extra touch for right-hand first finger. Fingering: right-hand thumb: rod in \"trunnions\" opening left-hand fourth finger's C-sharp key; right-hand first finger: long trill key, side key for ?F sharp (the head seems too high up to give F natural) with touch of trill key curving over it, extra touch on bascule key; fingerhole; right-hand second finger: fingerhole; right-hand third finger: cross F natural key, finger hole; right-hand fourth finger: side F-sharp; angled E-flat in \"trunnions\"; hinged C natural key with brass guide below tone-hole." }, { "attribution": { "attributor": "Dixon, Gavin; Birley, Margaret" }, "type": "commentary (online)", "value": "The key system on this clarinet is based on that devised by Iwan M\u00fcller in 1809. M\u00fcller added a number of keys to the lower part of the instrument to be operated by the right hand. These meant that the tone holes could be wider, giving a warmer sound at louder dynamics. M\u00fcller also claimed that his clarinet was 'omnitonic', meaning that it could play in any key. At the time, most clarinettists used at least two different sizes of clarinet, interchanging as the music demanded. M\u00fcller's system proved popular in German-speaking countries, and was further developed with the addition of extra keys by makers such as Stephen Koch, who made this instrument. However, the idea of standardising the size of the instrument faced opposition, especially in Paris, where players were keen to retain the range of tone qualities offered by different sized clarinets. But German instrument makers continued to improve the design." }, { "attribution": { "attributor": "Dixon, Gavin" }, "type": "commentary", "value": "The key system on this clarinet is based on that devised by Iwan M\u00fcller in 1809. M\u00fcller added a number of keys to the lower part of the instrument to be operated by the right hand. These meant that the tone holes could be wider, giving a warmer sound at louder dynamics. M\u00fcller also claimed that his clarinet was 'omnitonic', meaning that it could play in any key. At the time, most clarinettists used at least two different sizes of clarinet, interchanging as the music demanded. M\u00fcller's system proved popular in German-speaking countries, and was further developed with the addition of extra keys by makers such as Stephen Koch, who made this instrument. However, the idea of standardising the size of the instrument faced opposition, especially in Paris, where players were keen to retain the range of tone qualities offered by different sized clarinets. But German instrument makers continued to improve the design. In the late 19th century it developed into the Baermann system and then in the early 20th century into the Oehler system, which is the standard clarinet used in German orchestras today." }, { "note": [ { "value": "Transcribed from record 2009-02-09 G Maurino" } ], "attribution": { "source": "MDA catalogue card" }, "historical": true, "type": "description", "value": "Clarinet\nVienna, 19th century\nDark wood clarinet with 12 brass keys. \nMaker: Koch, Wien\nCleaned brass, relapped, reglued pads 14.2.56 JLJ\no.l. 67.5 cm.\no.w. 9 cm.\nBought Bull Coll." }, { "date": [ { "earliest": 1999, "value": "1999-02-14", "latest": 1999, "primary": true } ], "source": "Horniman Museum. Conservation Section", "type": "object description", "value": "CLARINET" }, { "date": [ { "earliest": 1999, "value": "26-Dec-99", "latest": 1999, "primary": true } ], "historical": true, "type": "object description", "value": "clarinet" }, { "type": "Index card by T.K. Dibley", "value": "Index card by T.K. Dibley 30\/4\/97 reads: Fruitwood: 2 joints + bell, barrel and mouthpiece: keys brass, saltspoon, in blocks or \"trunnions\": ferrules horn, conventional profile; thumb rest brass simple, fixed with 2 screws: bell almost continuous, with wide integral wood rim: barrel bulbous: mouthpiece, possibly original, has short table but accepts a ligature. Fingering: L.0. St. speaker with chimney; thumb-hole (?covered for F natural?); 1. A natural and A flat in same turned ring. F.H.; 2. Finger hole (=F.H.); 3. Cross B flat; F.H.; 4. Duplicate lever opening B flat above; cross G sharp; duplicate lever opening R4's E flat; lond C sharp; bascule with extra touch for R1.; R0. Rod in \"trunions\" opening L4's C sharp; 1. long trill key: side key for ?F sharp (the head seems too high up to give F natural) with touch of trill key curving over it; extra touch on bascule; finger hole; 2. Finger hole; 3. Cross F natural; finger hole; 4. Side F sharp; angled E flat in \"trunions\"; hinged C natural with brass guide below tone-hole. Inscr. on bell and upper joint: \"mark\/S.KOCH\/WIEN\" (the mark is that illustrated in New Langwill)" }, { "type": "description", "value": "Clarinet in B flat with augmented M\u00fcller system fingering. In four joints including mouthpiece and bell. Stained fruitwood body with sixteen brass keys and four bone ferrules. Keys have round, cupped flaps and are mounted variously on blocks and pillars. The top block is a full square ring, but others are trunion-type and are shaped like saddles. Hinged C natural key for right hand little finger (R4) with brass guide arch below tone hole. Simple brass thumbrest. Mouth piece, which is possibly original, has a short table but accepts a ligature. Bell has wooden rim. Upper joint and bell stamped: S.KOCH\/WIEN; A makers mark in the form the Hapsburg eagle appears above each inscription." }, { "attribution": { "date": [ { "earliest": 1997, "value": "1997-04-30", "latest": 1997, "primary": true } ], "attributor": "Dibley, Thomas K." }, "type": "detailed description", "value": "Clarinet in Bb. M\u00fcller system augmented.\nFruit wood. 2 joints + bell, barrel and mouthpiece. Keys brass salt-spoon, in blocks or \u2018trunnions\u2019. Ferrules horn, conventional profile. Thumb rest brass, simple, fixed with 2 screws. Bell almost continuous, with wide integral wood rim. Barrel bulbous. Mouthpiece possibly original, has short table but accepts a ligature. \n\nLength overall (mm): 677\nLength to top of barrel: 610\nBores: mouthpiece: 14.5\nMiddle joint: 14.5\nAt bell joint: 20.5\nOuter diameter of bell rim: 87.0\nFingering:\nLeft\n0. Straight speaker with chimney; thumb hole (?closed for F natural?)\n1. A natural and Ab in same turned rings; finger hole\n2. Finger hole\n3. Cross Bb; finger hole\n4. Duplicate lever opening Bb above; cross G#; duplicate lever opening R4\u2019s Eb; long C#; bascule with extra touch for R1\nRight\n0. Rod in \u2018trunnions\u2019 opening L4\u2019s C#\n1. Long trill key; side key for ?F# (the head seems to high up for F natural) with touch on bascule; finger hole\n2. Finger hole\n3. Cross F natural; finger hole\n4. Side F#; angled Eb in \u2018trunnions\u2019; hinged C natural with brass guide below tone hole.\nInscriptions: On bell and upper joint: \u2018mark\/S. 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