Meaning & use
Clarino
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A high, brilliant style of Baroque trumpet playing in the instrument's upper register, or the organ stop imitating it.
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The Baroque trumpeter demonstrated the clarino technique, soaring effortlessly into the instrument's highest notes.
The organ's clarino stop gave the piece a bright, trumpet-like brilliance.
A note on using this word
"Clarino" is the root of the modern word "clarinet," which was originally developed as an instrument that could imitate the clarino trumpet register.
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