Clarinet - the App Cheats

Clarinet - the App Hack 1.1 + Redeem Codes

Interactive Fingering Chart

Developer: Martin Stolz
Category: Education
Price: $0.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.1
ID: com.MartinStolz.KlarinetteDieApp

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Description

The interactive fingering chart makes it easy to learn the clarinet (Boehm (French) and Oehler (German) systems). You quickly find the proper fingering for each tone. Here’s the way it goes:

+ Click on the tone you want to know the fingering of. The picture shows you which of the keys you have to push on your clarinet.

+ In case there are more possibilities to play a tone, all of the fingerings are shown.

+ For all of the fingering possibilities there is a picture showing you how to place your fingers.

+ You can listen to all displayed tones by clicking on the play button.

+ In the transposing section you can transpose tones in both directions - from concert to Bb or from Bb to concert easily just by using the pickers.

+ You can view the scales of the Circle of Fifths in case you forgot the accidentals of the keys.

+ If you want to play those scales, you can zoom them.

Version history

1.1
2019-11-16
Bug fixes
Support for iOS 13
1.0.1
2018-08-24
- Bug fixes
1.0
2018-07-24

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Ratings

4 out of 5
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Reviews

Phroedrick,
Excellent App For Clarinet Players
I recently acquired a vintage clarinet that uses a fingering system known as Albert, or Simple, fingering. This is a system used by clarinets produced in the late 19th to mid-20th century. Some makers still use it. The more prevalent fingering system today is called the Boehm system.

Fingering charts for the Albert system are very difficult to find. Good news is this app has ALBERT AND BOEHM system fingerings. It is really indispensable to me, as I have clarinets that use one or the other system.

I’d rate the app a 5, were it not that to switch the fingering diagrams between systems requires you to select the fingering system you need, exit the app, and restart it. That’s a little inconvenient, yet tolerable as it is the only tablet or iPhone app to cover both systems.