Clasax Victoria

Promoting, performing, participating, developing and enjoying all aspects of single-reed music.

About us

The Clarinet and Saxophone Society of Victoria was formed in 1978 with the aim to foster appreciation and improve the standards of performing and teaching of the clarinet and saxophone, disseminate information to members and other interested people, and assist members and the public to gain an appreciation of clarinet and saxophone music.

 

Who should join Clasax?

Clarinet and saxophone players of all ages and levels of experience who want to meet with like-minded people and enjoy making music together.

 

Why become a Clasax member?

Clasax run a variety of ongoing and one-off events for clarinet and saxophone players of all levels each year. These include VCE masterclasses and repertoire days, Junior Clasax Day, the annual Performance Competition, society concerts, professional development sessions for teachers, gala clarinet and saxophone days, and a number of Ensembles which rehearse monthly. Clasax members are offered a significantly discounted rate to attend these events.

The Clasax magazine is published to members three times yearly and includes performance reviews, reports of society events and other articles of interest to single reed players.

Members also have access to the Clasax sheet music Library, which contains a large number of ensemble pieces for clarinet and saxophone.

Members are also able to be listed in our Teachers’ Register which is published online and in the Clasax magazine. The Teachers’ Register is a great resource for students looking to source a local instrumental teacher to receive private lessons from.

 

How do I join?

Membership prices are $50 for adults and $25 for full-time students.

Visit our Join page to become a member via our online webform or use our Contact page to enquire about membership or society events.