What system was adapted for the clarinet by Klose and Auguste Buffet in the mid-1800s?
A. Boehm system
B. Muller system
C. Denner system
D. Stadler system
Answer (2)
The clarinet system adapted by Klose and Auguste Buffet in the mid-1800s is the Boehm system , which improved intonation and playability. This system allowed for greater tonal range and better fingerings, ultimately enhancing the instrument's expressive capabilities. The Boehm system remains the standard for clarinet design today. ;
The Boehm system was adapted for the clarinet by Klose and Auguste Buffet in the mid-1800s to enhance its performance and sound quality. This adaptation involved systematic improvements to key arrangements, resulting in better intonation and greater expressive capabilities. It remains the standard design for clarinets today.
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