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Oh my fur and whiskers! What a curious riddle to have a rooster in the middle.

All five members of the Mad Hare Orchestra arrive in solid 42% deep milk chocolate with a touch of pink Himalayan salt. The Saxophone Singer, The Maestro, The Orator, The Accordion Master and The Drum Major each have a serendipitous peculiarity uniting them as a unique musical troupe. Click the Inspiration tab to read their stories…

Includes: Five 1 ounce solid chocolate musicians, each individually wrapped in its own bag and tied with ribbon.

Shelf Life: 4 months.

GLUTEN-FREE product containing less than 20ppm of gluten.

SKU: CN-HAR-MIX-MIL

"This Mad Hare Orchestra was actually inspired by the chocolate molds! I found this group with instruments and loved them immediately. Music has always been a passion and the cartoon-like figures each with his own instrument captured me. As they came to life, each developed his own, distinct personality." -Katrina

The Saxophone Singer

The Saxophone Singer is unable to speak and thus uses his song to communicate. He is so unbelievably good that some say he made a devilish deal trading his voice for his musical gift.

The Maestro

The Maestro is a formidable musician with an earnest demeanor and engaging presence. When fiddling, he exudes a nobility of effort; as he is emphatic in everything he says, one knows he means every note he plays.

The Accordion Master

The Accordion Master was born with two extra toes on each front paw. Due to this serendipitous peculiarity, he can simultaneously press more buttons and keys than any other producing a most unique sound.

The Orator

Likely due to a questionable upbringing, the rooster has always thought he was a hare and nobody has had the heart to tell him otherwise. His gift of song unites the group though he refuses to sing early in the morning.

The Drum Major

A talented percussionist, The Drum Major is incapable of playing on the downbeat. Always on the off-beat, he IS the 'different drummer' that those off the beaten path are following.

My grandfather once had the good fortune to play alongside Duke Ellington. Though he is one of the great jazz musicians, his music stretched into various other genres including blues, gospel, popular and even classical.

His inventive use of the orchestra, or big band along with his charisma and charm intoxicated audiences every time.

While nibbling your way through the Mad Hare Orchestra, turn on "It Don't Mean a Thing if it ain't got that swing" and give that rhythm everything you got. Ba ba doo dah doo