Sopranino Clarinet in G 1880 - 1900

This Sopranino Clarinet in G, created between 1880-1900 by Charles Mathieu, is a beautiful example of a woodwind instrument from the late 19th century. The instrument, on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, is 420mm long with a bell diameter of 45mm. The clarinet is made of metal and features a cylindrical body with a flared bell. The intricate fingering holes allow for a range of notes to be played, contributing to the rich and versatile sound of the instrument. This clarinet is a testament to the craftsmanship of the late 19th century and showcases the evolution of musical instruments during that period.