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Chadash Clarinet, Inc.

Name: Chadash Clarinet, Inc.
Address: 440 West 41st Street Suite 3-A, New York, NY, 10036, US
Telephone: +19174974600
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Chadash Clarinet is devoted to the art inherent in making a fine instrument from the highest caliber

The Chadash Clarinet is devoted to the art inherent in making a fine instrument from the highest caliber materials. The clarinet design is based on historical guidelines as the foundation, while incorporating today's necessary adjustments in the tuning of 12th or the sound and ring that has become part of today's orchestral sound.

12/14/2020

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Meet the creator - Guy 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.

12/07/2020

Clarinet acoustics
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Among wood wind instruments, the clarinet occupies a special place in terms of its acoustic properties. Its sound channel is a cylinder (“closed” on one side), which makes it different from other similar instruments:
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✅ the lower notes available to the clarinet sound an octave lower than that of instruments with the same channel length - flute and oboe;
✅ in the formation of sound, especially in the lower register, almost exclusively odd harmonic consonances are involved, which gives the clarinet timbre a specific color;
✅ at the first increasing the strength of breathing, the sound leaps immediately to the duodecyma instead of an octave, like in other woodwind.
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It was the impossibility at first to fill the duodecima interval with a chromatic scale that slowed down the entry of the clarinet into the orchestra and led to the formation of a more complex valve system than on other woodwind systems, as well as the diversity of the systems themselves and the differences between them. The addition of new valves, rods, screws and other mechanism elements helped expand the clarinet's range, but made it difficult to play in some keys. To avoid difficulties, musicians use two main types of clarinet - clarinet in A and clarinet in B.
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12/02/2020

Clarinet & Jazz 🎶✨
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The clarinet is one of the main instruments of jazz, which was undoubtedly attracted by the romance of its timbre. It was especially widely used in the early stages of the formation of this style, in the New Orleans period. Prominent jazz clarinetists include Sidney Besche (1890-1959), Johnny Dodds (1892-1940), Jimmy Noon (1895-1944), P.W. Russell (1906-1969), Barney Bigard (1906-1980), Artie Shaw (1910 -2004), Woody Herman (1913-1987), Eddie Daniels (b. 1941). One of the most famous musicians of this genre is Benny Goodman (1909―1986), who, in addition to jazz, successfully performed classical works, including those dedicated to him by contemporary composers.
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The bass clarinet is increasingly used in modern jazz. One of the first popularizers of this instrument was the saxophonist Eric Dolphy (1928-1964), and among contemporary musicians, one should name John Serman (b. 1944).
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The clarinet was also attended by composers of classical music, who used elements of jazz in their compositions: the famous "Rhapsody in Blue" by George Gershwin begins with a clarinet solo, written in the tradition of jazz of that time, the clarinet solo is also played in Gershwin's musical "Strike Up The Band".
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11/30/2020

Clarinet & health benefits
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Classes on wind instruments help to strengthen and improve breathing. When playing, resistance to the flow of exhaled air is created. It helps to open up the structural units of the lungs - aveoli, develops lung tissue, increases lung volume and improves gas exchange. Therefore, wind instrument practice is beneficial for asthma, chronic bronchitis, and other breathing problems. Also, it is noted that playing wind instruments relieves insomnia, cures nervous disorders.
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And of course, it is very pleasant and exciting😉
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11/27/2020

Mozart & Clarinet
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart played a significant role in the development of the clarinet as a full-fledged instrument and the expansion of its repertoire. He became acquainted with the clarinet, presumably in 1764, while working with the score of one of the symphonies of C.F. Abel.
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In these compositions, the clarinet parts are relatively simple: Mozart could only rely on the availability of instruments with a simple five-valve mechanism. It was only in the early 1780s that he began to use this instrument more actively: all operas, starting with Idomeneo, involve the use of clarinets.
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The clarinet also appears in Mozart's chamber music: in serenades for winds KV361, KV375, KV388, Quintet for winds and piano KV452, Trio with viola and piano Es-dur KV498 (1787), Quintet for clarinet and strings A-dur KV581 (1789). The last two works were created with the expectation of the performance of the outstanding clarinetist, friend of the composer, Anton Stadler, and assumed the use of a clarinet with an extended downward range.
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11/24/2020

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11/22/2020

We are happy to welcome new subscribers on our page🤗 Let’s get acquainted:)
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The Chadash clarinet is one of the most unique instrument in modern musical performance. It has provided to be an exceptionally flexible instrument, used in concert bands, military bands, marching bands, klezmer, jazz and other styles. It is made in several different keys, including Clarinet in Bb, Clarinet in A and Basset A Extension.
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Would be happy to hear your stories in the comments - how long do you play clarinet, why you choose this wind instrument and what type of clarinet you prefer☺️
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11/19/2020

Tips for clarinetists😉
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✅ You should constantly clean the cane, otherwise it may start to break
✅ As with any musical instrument, you should regularly bring your clarinet to the music store for diagnostics to avoid any unpleasant surprises in the future
✅ Listen to the performances of professional clarinetists and try to "blow" like them - start with simple imitation, over time you will come up with your own unique sound
✅ If you are already an experienced clarinet player, you should change your clarinet to a good wooden model. Chadash Clarinet Inc. happy to offer you many great models😍
✅ Store your clarinet at room temperature - if it freezes, the sound may become flat
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11/17/2020

2 more reasons to play the clarinet😍
(more reasons in the posts below)
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Music unites people!
When you play the clarinet, you can do it both alone and along with others in an ensemble or orchestra. Great way to find friends with whom you will speak the same language.
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It opens new horizons☺️
You may be amazed how much more nuance you start to notice in the music you usually listen to when you start learning music yourself! It's like opening up the whole world again.
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11/12/2020

Clarinet history
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The clarinet appeared in the late 17th - early 18th centuries. The Nuremberg music master Johann Christoph Denner worked hard on this instrument. Actually, the master tried to improve the design of the chalumeau (pipe). In 1701, a bell appeared on the new Chalumeau. By the way, the sound also became similar to this instrument, the name of which comes from the Latin word clarus - "clear".
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It became obvious that this is a completely different, new musical instrument. Thanks to its shapes, the instrument was called clarinetto. It is an Italian name that means "little clarino". The musical instrument was called "small trumpet", and the very name "clarinet" is a diminutive of clarion.
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440 West 41st Street Suite 3-A
New York, NY
10036

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+19174974600

Website

http://www.chadashclarinet.com/

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