Sounding Mechanism of a Cylindrical Pipe Fitted with a Clarinet Mouthpiece.

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  • Tachibana Taka"aki
    The Physics Laboratories, Kyushu Institute of Technology Iizuka 820–8502, Japan
  • Takahashi Kin"ya
    The Physics Laboratories, Kyushu Institute of Technology Iizuka 820–8502, Japan

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The sounding mechanism of a cylindrical pipe fitted with a clarinet mouthpiece (CPCM) is studied. The main aim of this paper is to introduce a reliable and minimal model which satisfactorily reproduces nonlinear vibrations excited in the air column and associated hysteretic transitions between them when the blowing pressure is varied as a control parameter. Such phenomena are commonly observed for woodwind reed instruments blown artificially, as reported by Idogawa et al. The noteworthy point of our model is that a reflection function consists of two main inverted peaks, one with a long delay, which represents the reflection from the open pipeend, and the other with a short delay, which originates from the irregular bore geometry of the mouthpiece. Our numerical calculation is carried out using the Schumacher model [Acustica 48 (1981), 71], including such a reflection function. Many kinds of nonlinear vibrations, periodic and quasi-periodic vibrations, as well as the hysteretic transitions between them are obtained numerically. Our results reproduce those observed experimentally quite well. They strongly suggest that the sound wave reflection due to the irregularity of the mouthpiece is one of the essential properties of woodwind sounding.

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