Bb clarinet
G3
| Acoustics of the clarinet |
Bb clarinet |
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Fingering Acoustic schematic Non-specialist introduction
to acoustic impedance Notes are the written pitch. |
Although it doesn't feel like it to your fingers, acoustically speaking, this fingering is actually a cross fingering: it has a closed tone hole below the first open one. This is responsible for the shape being more irregular from about 1.0 to 1.6 kHz than are the curves for F3 and G#3.
For general comments about the chalumeau register, see E3.
Sound spectrum
of a Bb clarinet
played using fingering for G3.
For more explanation, see
Introduction to clarinet acoustics
You can hear G3
played.
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Contact:
Joe Wolfe
/ J.Wolfe@unsw.edu.au |
a key depressed
a key not depressed
a hole covered 
a hole uncovered
a
part of the mechanism that is not normally touched 
