The clarinet was directly influenced by the chalumeau. Developed in the early 18th century, the clarinet evolved from the chalumeau, which had a single-reed mouthpiece and produced a limited range of notes. The clarinet incorporated a more complex system of keys, allowing for greater versatility and a wider range of pitches, ultimately becoming a staple in orchestral music.
It was invented in medieval times before the Clarinet and also the Saxophone
Johann Denner created the clarinet, developed from the older instrument called a chalumeau.
The short answer is 'Nearly all instruments'. The piano was a comparatively late development in the world of musical instruments. The saxophone was certainly invented after the piano, also the electric guitar and all other electric instruments.
The clarinet was a major advancement on the earlier chalumeau. Most early instruments were made of boxwood, although some were made of ivory or other woods.Ancient instruments that used a wooden reed and that were made of bone have been reported, but they didn't include the characteristics that define a clarinet - a speaker key that causes the upper (clarion) register to sound a twelfth above the lower (chalumeau) register.
No, the chalumeau looked more like a recorder.
The cast of Chalumeau cherche un emploi - 1922 includes: Georges Bernier as Chalumeau
The cast of Chalumeau serrurier par amour - 1921 includes: Prietto Georges Bernier as Chalumeau Kitty Hott
the chalumeau
Yes. The clarinet evolved from the Chalumeau when someone put a register key on the back to increase the range.
J. L. Chalumeau has written: 'La pensee en France de Sartre a Foucault'
A Clairinet.
Germany from an instrument called the chalumeau. But the fingering system is from France.
It was invented in medieval times before the Clarinet and also the Saxophone
I found it, you can buy them in the Base Camp in near Port Qilla, after you complete the quests
While an ancient clarinet-like instrument made from a sheep or goat thigh bone has been found, it was not a true clarinet. It would probably be classifed as a primitive chalumeau - a shepherds instrument that lacks the clarinet's upper register. (The clarinet was developed as a modification of the chalumeau.) Primative chalumeaus were more commonly made of cane, and the few surviving baroque chalameaus were typically made from wood. The bone instrument was not typical, and was probably not the even the first chalumeau.
The "chalumeau", a recorder-like instrument, but with a reed attached to the mouthpiece.