Only In Chile 9 - Clarinet Maker in Chile

The video discusses the use of African Blackwood from Mozambique, which undergoes a five-year natural drying process, primarily for making top-grade clarinets. It highlights the expertise of virtuoso clarinetist Lewis Rossi, who is renowned for his instruments. Musicians often wait over a year and pay more than $4000 for a Rossi clarinet. Rossi is unique in combining world-class performance skills with extensive technical knowledge, making his clarinets highly sought after.

What is the primary use of African Blackwood from Mozambique?

• To craft sticks for hitting cow taxis

• To create musical instruments

• To make giant chopsticks

• To build furniture

What is the humorous suggestion made about the use of African Blackwood?

• It is ideal for crafting jewelry

• It can be used to make boats

• It should be used for building houses

• The world needs more oversized chopsticks

Who is Lewis Rossi?

• A celebrated chef

• A well-known painter

• A renowned clarinetist and instrument maker

• A famous violinist

What makes Lewis Rossi's clarinets unique?

• They combine artistry with technical expertise

• They are the cheapest on the market

• They are mass-produced

• They are made from bamboo

How long do musicians typically wait for a Rossi clarinet?

• More than a year

• Several months

• A couple of days

• A few weeks