The clarionet stop produces something superior to any clarionet I have heard, and the volume of tone can be altered at pleasure. The oboe and violin equivalents are very satisfactory.

DR. PERRETT will, I hope, excuse me if I have seemed to impute absurdities to him (NATURE, February 9, p. 176). My reason for replying to his letter was because it seemed to me unfair to the ...

This article was originally published with the title “Mechanical Clarionet Player” inScientific American Magazine Vol. 12 No. 13(December 1856), p. 101doi:10.1038/scientificamerican12061856-101e ...

SO ALLEGES AGED COUSIN BAILEY, WHO USED A CLARIONET. Give this articleGive this articleGive this article April 20, 1892 The New York Times Archives See the article in its original context from ...