Clarinette multiphonique

Clarinette multiphonique (Fr.), a *combination clarinet invented by Frédéric Triébert of Paris, patented Dec. 24, 1847; it could be crooked to C, B♭, or A (176, 204). Sort by:DefaultAuthorTitleDateAscendingDescending Sachs, Curt. Reallexikon der Musikinstrumente. Berlin, 1913. Wright, Rowland. Dictionnaire des instruments de musique. London, 1941.

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