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Welcome To Chadash

Chadash Clarinet is devoted to the art inherent in making a fine instrument from the highest caliber materials. Each instrument is made by taking the time to hand-fashion, build, and then finish each instrument without being overly subjected to time, management, or other typical corporate restraints. As one who is influenced by the classical tradition of clarinet history and development, I believe in continuing and preserving that tradition, carrying it over to today's necessary adjustments in the tuning of a 12th or the sound and ring that have become a necessity to today's orchestral sound.

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Chadash Clarinet in A

Chadash clarinets are each designed to embody the beauty and quality of old world craftsmanship w...

Chadash Clarinet in Bb

Chadash clarinets are each designed to embody the beauty and quality of old world craftsmanship w...

Chadash Clarinet in Bb & A

Chadash clarinets are each designed to embody the beauty and quality of old world craftsmanship w...

Chadash Adjustable Barrel A 64-67,5 MM

Permits the mouthpiece to remain stationary during adjustment, allowing for precise fine tuning a...

Chadash Adjustable Barrel B-Flat 65-68 MM

Permits the mouthpiece to remain stationary during adjustment, allowing for precise fine tuning a...

Chadash Ringless Barrel A Clarinet 64-68 MM

The ringless Chadash Barrel is made from the finest selection of aged Mozambiquean Mpingo wood fr...

Chadash Clarinet is devoted to the art inherent in making a fine instrument from the highest caliber materials.

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By Guy

How to assemble and disassemble a clarinet?

Let’s go over the parts of the clarinet before we start assembling the instrument.  The clarinet has different parts to it: - a bell- a lower joint (the longer piece with keys)- an upper joint (the shorter piece with the keys) - a barrel- a mouthpiece- a ligature- a reed How to assemble a clarinet? Connect a bell with a lower joint by gently t...
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Testimonials

Dennis Nygren

I don't think anyone knows more about the acoustics of the clarinet than Guy. I'm really impressed with the evenness of the scale and the intonation as well the overall sound of the instrument.

Dennis Nygren
Clarinet Professor

Daniel Gilbert

The Chadash instruments are fantastic clarinets. When Guy makes his clarinets, he tunes the instrument to suite the individual needs of the player.

Daniel Gilbert
Second Clarinetist, Cleveland Orchestra
Clarinet Professor at SUNY Stonybrook and Case Western Reserve University

Raymond Luedeke

the Chadash instrument has a "personality," a distinct sound. I had been looking for a new horn and had tried quite a few new Buffets. Some were good, but none where special. My Chadash instruments are special.

Raymond Luedeke
Associate Principal Clarinetist, Toronto Symphony

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