clarino
Definition of the Italian term clarino in music:
- clarion (high-pitched trumpet used in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance)
- organ reed stop of 4' pitch with a bright and trumpet-like tone (equivalent to “Clarion” in English, German, and French)
- the highest register of the trumpet
- clarinet
Language
Italian
Singular
clarino
Plural
clarini
Variant
chiarino
Abbreviation
Clno.
Combinations
Italian musical terms that include clarino:
- clarino in B – clarion in B-flat (term used in the Middle Ages an...
- clarino in C – clarion in C (term used in the Middle Ages and the...
- clarino in Do – clarion in C (term used in the Middle Ages and the...
- clarino in Re – clarion in D (term used in the Middle Ages and the...
- clarino in Si♭ – clarion in B-flat (term used in the Middle Ages an...
- clarino principale – principal clarion (high-pitched trumpet used in th...
Musical examples
Music scores that include clarino:
- Geremia Saltelli: Sinfonia per Organo (ca. 1880) Page 1
- Haydn: The Creation (1796‑1798) Page 1
- Pietro Mascagni: Cavalleria rusticana (1890) Page 1
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 21 (1785) Page 1
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Requiem in D minor (1791) Page 2
Related terms
Italian musical terms related to clarino: