The United States Air Force Band Collegiate Symposium
Alexandria, Virginia
Join the Concert Band for this exciting performance featuring winners of the
2019 Collegiate Symposium. This side-by-side performance will include classic
and contemporary literature for Concert Band as well as highlighting the
talented college students from across the country!
This concert is FREE and open to the public, tickets required. Get tickets here
starting January 2, 2019 at 8 a.m.
All unclaimed seats will be released to non-ticket holders 15 minutes prior to
the performance. Doors open at 7:30 p.m. FREE parking in the garage across the
street from the performance hall.
The
United States Air Force Band Collegiate Symposium offers a unique opportunity
for talented college musicians to immerse themselves in one of the world's
finest professional wind ensembles. This three-day workshop encompasses a variety of events to enhance
musical growth and learning. The weekend culminates in a joint public and
live-streamed performance with the U.S. Air Force Concert Band at the Rachel M.
Schlesinger Concert Hall and Arts Center in Alexandria, VA.
ClariPeru Clarinet Congress - Marco Antonio
Mazzini - Director
Lima, Peru
Marco Antonio Mazzini,
director of clariperu, invites you to iv Latin American Congress of clarinetists
we will celebrate from 4 TO 9 February 2019 in Lima city.
Introducing the 4th. Latin American Congress of clarinetists - music of
the world, from 4 TO 9 February in the city of Lima. We will have group classes,
teacher classes, recitals, work work and specialized talks. Every night we will
perform a special concert with our guest teachers, closing with the presentation
of the great ensemble of clarinets. With this great international event,
clariperu seeks to promote the academic study of the clarinet, generate ties of
the young generations of musicians in Latin America and provide a new musical
experience to the public.
Many thanks to the organizations and companies that give us their great
support for the realization of this congress. A little bit to celebrate the
clarinet party in Latin America!
The Milton and Tamar Maltz Performing Arts Center at the Temple – Tifereth
Israel at Case Western Reserve University hosts a number of performances and
events, including the William N. Skirball Writers Center Stage, the Silver Hall
Concert Series, and the university’s Think Forum speaker series and music
recitals from students and faculty.
Thu Feb 7th 7:30pm
- 9:00pm
Milton and Tamar Maltz Performing Arts Center at the Temple – Tifereth
Israel, 1855
Ansel Rd, Cleveland, OH 44106, USA mapdirections
Launched in 2012 by Cleveland Orchestra principal clarinet Franklin
Cohen and daughter Diana Cohen, concertmaster of the Calgary
Philharmonic Orchestra, ChamberFest Cleveland burst onto the scene with
a Big Bang! Steeped in a lifetime of participation in music festivals,
the Cohens dreamt of bringing a world-class chamber music festival to
the Cleveland community. ChamberFest Cleveland is now the region’s only
such festival, creating thematic programming for unique chamber music
experiences in a variety of venues around town. Prelude & Postlude
events are structured around each concert to deepen your experience
while fostering audience engagement opportunities. Our mission is to
nurture a deep family-like connection between musicians and audiences of
all ages.
Sponsored by the Penn State Clarinet Club, Penn State
Saxophone Alliance, Penn State School of Music, and Penn State Student Initiated
Fee.
University Park, PA
Penn State University
An exciting two-day event that
includes numerous guest artists, musical performances, masterclasses, lectures,
chamber music, clarinet and saxophone choirs, High School and College
performance competitions, and vendors.
Open to all clarinet and saxophone
enthusiasts!
PLEASE NOTE: Minors must be accompanied by parents/guardians or high
school music teachers (when attending on a high school sanctioned field trip) at
all events.
Featuring:
Égide Duo
(Stefanie and Joshua Gardner)
Capitol Quartet
(Christopher Creviston, Joseph Lulloff, David Stambler, and Henning
Schröder)
Prestige
Clarinet Quartet (John Kurokawa, Janice Minor, Sarah Nowlin,
and Anthony Costa)
8 - 9 February 2019
Paul Meyer Soloist and Conductor with the
Stuttgarter Kammerorchester as part of Winnenden Konzerttage
Winnenden, Germany
Das hochkarätig besetzte Orchesterkonzert bildet den Höhepunkt
der Konzerttage Winnenden. Unsere Solisten werden mit fulminanten Werken
mit Orchester solistisch oder in anderer Besetzung ihr brilliantes
Können unter Beweis stellen.
Programm:
Mozart: Klarinettenkonzert KV 622 A-Dur - Solist&Dirigent: Paul
Meyer
B. Britten: Lachrymae op.48a für Viola und Streichorchester - Solist:
Gareth Lubbe - Dirigent: Paul Meyer
Pause
Tchaikovsky: Waltz-Scherzo für Violine und Orchester - Solist: Natalia
Lomeiko / Dirigent: Nabil Shehata
Beethoven: Triplekonzert op.56 - Solisten: Daishin Kashimoto, Violine -
Claudio Bohórquez, Violoncello - Péter Nagy, Klavier Dirigent: Nabil
Shehata
Die Solisten der Konzerttage sind allesamt leidenschaftliche
Kammermusiker und stellen dies mit einem verlängerten Abendkonzert unter
Beweis. In zwei Einzelkonzerten treten die Solisten in verschiedenen
Besetzungen auf und spielen die schönsten und beliebtesten Werke aus dem
Bereich der Kammermusik.
Programm:
J. S. Bach - Musikalisches Opfer Ricercar a 3 Klavier solo
J. S. Bach - Musikalisches Opfer Ricercar a 6
R. Schumann Bilder
aus Osten op.66 Klavier 4-händig
Z. Kodaly Duo für Violine und Violoncello op.7
G. Rossini Duo für Cello und Kontrabass D-DUR
L. v. Beethoven Trio „Gassenhauer“ op.11
Lubbe - Ubuntu (Menschlichkeit) in der Fassung speziell für die
Winnender Konzerttage für 2 Violinen, Viola, Violoncello, Kontrabass,
Klarinette, Klavier zu 4 Händen
9 February 2019
Messiaen “Quatuor pour la fin du temps” - Opera of St Omer
with Patrick Messina, Roger Muraro, Fanny Robilliard
& Raphaël Perraud
plus $2 Texas State Presents
processing fee for tickets online or at the window.
BOX OFFICE OPENS 30 MINUTES BEFORE THE PERFORMANCE.
SEATING BEGINS BY 15 MINUTES
BEFORE THE PERFORMANCE.
TO REGISTER FOR THE ENTIRE EVENT:
TEXAS STATE CLARINET FIESTA is a
musical event in the beautiful campus of Texas State University.
This weekend long clarinet joy in the “Heart of Texas” will create great
opportunities for clarinet players to learn from some of the leading
clarinetists from around the World. Clarinetists will have a free access
to all of the master classes, clinics, concerts and exhibits.
We hope to see many of you at the 2019 Texas State Clarinet Fiesta on February
9-10!
If you are in the area come to San Marcos to play, listen and maybe win a brand
new Buffet Clarinet! Complete schedule and details are available here:
www.clarinetfiesta.com
First International Clarinet competition “Happy
Birthday, Maestro!” dedicated to the 95th Birthday Anniversary of Professor, People’s Artist of Russian Federation Ivan
Mozgovenko. Support by BUFFET CRAMPON and VANDOREN Age limit - 27 years. International Jury, cash prizes,concerts
engagement, master-classes. Gala-concert in the Big Hall of Moscow
Tchaikovsky Conservatory.
Next Monday 11 until Thursday 14 we received the visit at the csma
"Oscar Esplá" of Alicante. Barbara Borowicz Academy of music Krakow
(Polònia) that will give a masterclass within the Erasmus +. Program. You
are all invited.
15 February 2019
Jose Franch-Ballister Performs Corigliano
Clarinet Concerto with the Orquesta Sinfonica in Murcia
Clarinet Cornucopia at Northern Illinois
University - VIP
Gregory Barrett, Director
DeKalb, Illinois
Contact
Gregory Barrett
NIU School of Music
1425 W. Lincoln Highway
DeKalb, IL 60115 815-753-8004 gregbarrett
Clarinet Cornucopia is a
festival for clarinetists who enjoy playing and learning about their
favorite instrument and its extended world. Founded in 2002, Clarinet
Cornucopia focuses on a different theme each year and a featured performer
gives a recital, teaches a masterclass and shares their perspectives on the
clarinet and music.
All participants are invited to perform in the Cornucopia Choir, which
performs at the final concert of the day.
2019 Clarinet Cornucopia
William Helmers and the Clarinet Works of James Grant
Saturday, February 16, 2019
9 a.m-7:30 p.m. NIU School of Music
This event is free to attend but please
register so we know you're coming.
Join NIU Clarinet faculty member Gregory Barrett, guest
artist William Helmers, clarinet; NIU Philharmonic Conductor Danko Drusko,
NIU faculty cellist Cheng-Hou Lee and NIU graduate piano student Heewon Cha
for a full day of concerts, master classes and rehearsal.
Professionals, teachers and graduate students can perform on the
Medley Recital. Clarinet chamber groups and choirs can perform at the
Ensembles Concert. Everyone is invited to play in the Cornucopia Clarinet
Choir. Please contact me at gregbarrett@niu.edu
if you or your group would like to perform or play in a master class.
William Helmers joined
the Milwaukee Symphony in 1980. He has also been a member of the
contemporary ensemble Present Music since the group’s inception. He has
worked with many other orchestras, including Pittsburgh, St. Louis,
Cleveland, Ravinia Festival, Santa Fe Opera and Rochester. Mr. Helmers is
active in commissioning, performance and recording of new music; he gave the
North American premiere of John Adams' clarinet concerto, Gnarly
Buttons, with the composer conducting, and the world
premiere of James Grant's Concerto
for Bass Clarinet. Mr. Helmers has made numerous
premiere recordings of solo and chamber music, including compositions by
Roberto Sierra, James Grant, Kamran Ince, Jerome Kitzke, and others.
Holding degrees from the Eastman School of Music and the Juilliard
School, Mr. Helmers’ primary teachers were Stanley Hasty and Joseph Allard.
Other influential teachers included Anthony Gigliotti, Ronald Reuben, Harold
Wright and Mitchell Lurie.
Mr. Helmers performs chamber music throughout the year in many
different settings. He is a founding member of Musaik, a consortium of
Milwaukee musicians, and in summers he attends the Washington Island Music
Festival. He has been a member of the Portland-based Westwood Wind Quintet,
participating in many of their recordings for Crystal Records. Recently, he
has enjoyed regular engagements with the Little Lake Stompers, a traditional
jazz group.
A Czech composer's take on a Russian-Ukrainian
novelist's (Gogol) tale of a Cossack hero—Janácek's tone
poem Taras Bulba is gorgeous
music! And so, of course, is Weber's Clarinet Concerto
No. 2, thrillingly realized by our brilliant Principal
Clarinet Ricardo Morales. Brahms's penultimate symphony
shows the master composer at the peak of his musical
powers, a fitting conclusion to this dynamic program,
led by Andrés Orozco-Estrada.
Wa Concert Series continues
with its first musical offering of this new yearOld
is New, an evening of old masterpieces by
Handel, Crusell and Mozart
performed on period instruments as they were once
imagined, conceived and heard by the masters themselves. You
will have a rare chance to experience Mozart's masterful
clarinet quintet in its reconstructed version for basset
clarinet, the instrument that was famously introduced to the
world by
Anton Stadler one of
Mozart's dearest friends and muses as well as one of the world's
earliest clarinet virtuosos. Our artistic director,
Charles Neidich will be
performing the quintet on a newly reconstructed replica of
the original instrument built by
Jochen Seggelke.
in Bamberg, Germany
The concert will take place on
February 23, 2018 at the Tenri Cultural institute of New York at
7:30PM.
Program:
George Frideric Handel -
HWV 424, Sonata in D Major for 2 clarinets and French Horn
Bernhard Crusell -
Quartet in Eb op. 2 No. 1
W.A. Mozart - Quintet
in A, Kv 581
Artists:
Charles Neidich,
Clarinet/Basset Clarinet Ayako Oshima, Clarinet William Purvis,
French Horn Cynthia Roberts, Violin Chloe Fedor, Violin Edson
Sheid, Viola Madeline Bouissou, Cello
A Reception Will Follow
Ayako Oshima, our Chef
Extraordinaire has prepared a feast of culinary delights and
spirits for your enjoyment as you get to meet and greet the
performers!
Saturday, February
23rd, 2019 University of South
Alabama Laidlaw Performing Arts
Center
We welcome all interested clarinetists to participate in USA’s fourth
annual Clarinet Day!
This year’s event will feature guest artist Dr. Victor Chavez,
Assistant Professor of Clarinet at the University of Tennessee Knoxville and
host of the International Clarinet Association’s ClarinetFest 2019 convention.
Dr.
Victor Chavez, Jr. is a Mexican-American, fifth-generation musician from El
Paso, Texas and has studied with Larry Combs, Guy Deplus, Jon Manasse, Julie
Deroche, Kenneth Grant, Dr. Richard Shanley, and Alan Olson. As a student,
Victor won various prizes: twice at the El Paso Artists Guild Concerto
Competition; twice at the Entergy Young Texas Artists Competition in Conroe,
Texas; Baylor University Concerto Competition; the International Sorantin
Concerto Competition in San Angelo, Texas; DePaul University Concerto
Competition; and the Round Top Festival Concerto Competition. Upon completing
his Bachelor's degree in Music Education, he was awarded the prestigious
Fulbright Lusk Fellowship, which allowed him to study in Paris, France under the
tutelage of Guy Deplus, former soloist of L'Opera de Paris
and teacher of the
Conservatoire National Superior de Paris. While in Paris,
Victor was principal clarinetist of the Orchestre des Universités de Paris
and conducted his Fulbright research in pedagogy, performance practice, and
literature.
Upon returning to the United States, Victor attended DePaul University
where he earned a Master's degree with distinction in clarinet performance under
the guidance of Larry Combs, former principal clarinetist of the Chicago
Symphony Orchestra. Victor then earned his doctorate in Performance and
Literature at the Eastman School of Music with a minor in Music Education where
he occasionally performed with the historic Eastman Wind Ensemble and Eastman
Philharmonia.
Victor has taught privately in El Paso, Texas; Waco, Texas; Mexia,
Texas; Chicago, Illinois; Lansing, Indiana; and at the University of Rochester
in New York State. He has attended the Brevard Music Festival, Blossom Music
Festival, and Round Top Music Festival. He has been a guest clinician for KMTA,
various middle schools, high schools, and universities throughout the country as
well as performed at the International Clarinet Association Festival 2014 and
the College Music Society Conference. His performances can be heard locally on
WUOT 91.5 FM, Knoxville.
As an active free-lance clarinetist, he has performed with the Waco Symphony
Orchestra, Binghamton Philharmonic Orchestra, Erie Chamber Orchestra, Belton
Symphony Orchestra, Knoxville Symphony Orchestra, Oak Ridge Symphony Orchestra,
and Murfreesboro Symphony Orchestra Chamber Series. He is currently the
principal clarinetist of the Tri-Cities Opera Company in Binghamton, New York
and principal clarinetist of the Johnson City Symphony Orchestra in Johnson
City, Tennessee as well as the newly appointed Assistant Professor of Clarinet
at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
Victor is a proud member of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity.
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Registration and
Fees:
$25 due upon your arrival to Clarinet Day 2019
Registration fee includes:
admission to all
exhibits, events, and recitals
participant lunch
Online payment
for Clarinet Day is unavailable. Please register using the
form below and bring your payment with you when you arrive on
February 23rd (checks may be made out to "USA Department of Music"). We
hope to have online payments for future events.
Schedule of
Events (tentative, as of October 2018):
9:30am
Registration Opens 10:00am
Welcome, Warm Up, Mass Clarinet Choir Rehearsal 11:00am
Masterclass with Dr. Chavez 12:00pm
Lunch (provided) 12:45pm Potpourri
Recital (Recital Hall) 1:30pm Mass
Clarinet Choir Rehearsal 2:30pm Q&A
with Drs. Chavez and Franklin 3:00pm
Mass Clarinet Choir Rehearsal 3:45pm
Mass Clarinet Choir Performance 4:00pm
Finale Recital Featuring Dr. Chavez, Dr. Franklin, and Dr. Doreen Lee 5:00pm
USA Clarinet Day Concludes
De klarinetdag vindt plaats op 24 februari 2019 in de Europahal, Generaal
Maczekplein 5 in Tielt en wordt georganiseerd voor alle klarinettisten. Dompel
een volledige dag onder in een gemoedelijke sfeer en neem deel aan workshops,
masterclasses en het clarinetchoir.
Daarnaast zijn er ook handelaars aanwezig en kan je hun standen
bezoeken. Schrijf je dus in en maak kennis met de docenten en ontmoet vrienden
en collega-klarinettisten. Inschrijven kan van 14 januari tot 11 februari
door middel van deze link.
Volgende workshops worden aangeboden:
Mondstukken met Hans Colbers
Ademhaling met Julie Devos
Brain effeciency learning met Stephan Vermeersch
Improvisatie met Firas Al Alwani
Breathing Gym met Jan Smets
Warming up met Edith Van Dyck
Inner game, de klarinet vanuit een zangersperspectief, met Erwin Muller
Rieten met Stephan Vermeersch
Initiatie historische klarinetten en barokchalumeau met Jean-Philippe Poncin De dag zelf noteer je welke workshops je wil
volgen.
Er kunnen masterclasses gevolgd worden met:
Firas Al Alwani
Geert Baeckelandt
Adrien Besse
Dimitri Bracke
Hans Colbers
John Van Laethem
Dirk Deleersnijder
Benjamin Dieltjens
Ferrer Juan
Marya Pavlovic
Jean-Philippe Poncin
Henk Soenen
Tomonori Takeda
David Van Maele
Peter Valck
Stephan Vermeersch
Bart Watté
De masterclass van Annelien van Wauwe is volzet. Actief deelnemen aan deze
masterclass kan niet meer.
Slotconcert om 17:45 uur
Op het slotconcert ben je zelf van de partij in het clarinetchoir o.l.v. Dimitri
Bracke maar ook volgende clarinet choirs zullen een optreden verzorgen:
Claribel, Waregems Clarinet Choir, Claricatesse, Trio Chalumeaux, improvisatie
duo Poncin-Vercampt, Opus /98, en de docenten masterclasses.
Deelnameprijs
€ 20 volledige dag met workshops, clarinetchoir en maaltijd (zonder masterclass)
€ 25 volledige dag met workshops, individuele masterclass, clarinetchoir en
maaltijd
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Dr.
Victor Chavez, Jr. is a Mexican-American, fifth-generation musician from El
Paso, Texas and has studied with Larry Combs, Guy Deplus, Jon Manasse, Julie
Deroche, Kenneth Grant, Dr. Richard Shanley, and Alan Olson. As a student,
Victor won various prizes: twice at the El Paso Artists Guild Concerto
Competition; twice at the Entergy Young Texas Artists Competition in Conroe,
Texas; Baylor University Concerto Competition; the International Sorantin
Concerto Competition in San Angelo, Texas; DePaul University Concerto
Competition; and the Round Top Festival Concerto Competition. Upon completing
his Bachelor's degree in Music Education, he was awarded the prestigious
Fulbright Lusk Fellowship, which allowed him to study in Paris, France under the
tutelage of Guy Deplus, former soloist of
L'Opera de Paris
and teacher of the
Conservatoire National Superior de Paris. While in Paris,
Victor was principal clarinetist of the
Orchestre des Universités de Paris
and conducted his Fulbright research in pedagogy, performance practice, and
literature. 
