Clarinet Parts: Compare Listings & Prices
Catalog refreshed November 3, 2026
Content revised October 28, 2026
Browse 15 listings for Clarinet Parts, including options from D'Addario. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 15 displayed listings with prices are listed from $14.99 to $229.96 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
The list includes mouthpieces, caps, reeds, ligatures and a neck strap, with many items labeled as Reserve, Graftonite, Marble or Organic.
Mouthpieces vary by material (metal, marble, plastic) and bore size; check the maker’s recommended mouthpiece for your instrument and playing style. Caps protect the mouthpiece tip and should match the mouthpiece thread size.
Reeds are offered in organic cane and synthetic options; look for the strength rating and whether the reed is cut for Bb or Eb clarinets. Ligatures come in H-style and Rico designs, compare the maker’s clamp pressure and material for a secure fit.

Clarinet Mouthpiece Bundle
D'Addario
$229.96

Reserve German Clarinet Mouthpiece
D'Addario
$171.99

Bass Clarinet Mouthpiece Cap
D'Addario
$18.99

Graftonite Bb Clarinet Mouthpiece
D'Addario
$34.99

Reserve Bb Clarinet Mouthpiece
D'Addario
$138.99

Reserve Evolution Bb Clarinet Mouthpiece
D'Addario
$160.99

Reserve Evolution Bb Clarinet Marble Mouthpiece
D'Addario
$185.99

Organic Reserve Classic Deutsche Klarinette Reeds
D'Addario
$41.99

Bb Clarinet H-Ligature
D'Addario
$46.99

Bb Clarinet Mouthpiece Cap
D'Addario
$16.99

Eb Clarinet H-Ligature
D'Addario
$46.19

Rico Bb / A Clarinet Neck Strap
D'Addario
$27.99

Plasticover Bb Clarinet Reeds
D'Addario
$102.99

Rico Organic Alto Clarinet Reeds
D'Addario
$14.99

Royal Mitchell Lurie Organic Bb Clarinet Reeds
D'Addario
$27.99
Questions
What should I check when choosing a mouthpiece?
Compare the bore size, material and the maker’s recommended mouthpiece for your clarinet model.
How do I know which reed strength to buy?
Look at the strength rating on the product and match it to your playing level; the maker’s reed guide can help.
What is the difference between H-Ligature and Rico Ligature?
H-Ligature typically uses a screw-type clamp, while Rico uses a spring-loaded design; check the maker’s clamp pressure specifications for each model.
Is a neck strap considered a clarinet part?
Yes, a neck strap is listed as a clarinet accessory and is included on this page.