Leibowitz Assaf
Since 2011, Assaf Leibowitz is the acting Associate Principal Clarinet of the Santiago Philharmonic Orchestra. He began his clarinet studies with Richard Lesser, Former Principal Clarinet of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra and…
Since 2011, Assaf Leibowitz is the acting Associate Principal Clarinet of the Santiago Philharmonic Orchestra. He began his clarinet studies with Richard Lesser, Former Principal Clarinet of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra and…
…Japan; Beijing International Clarinet Festival; Toronto Summer Music Festival; Chongqing International Clarinet Festival in China and International Clarinet Festival in Taiwan. YaoGuang Zhai serves as a clarinet faculty member at…
…Henri Demarquette), pieces for clarinet and strings by Nicolas Bacri, the chamber works of Mozart (with Manfred Quartet) and Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto (with the Prague Chamber Orchestra, Guastavino and Piazzolla…
Born in the countryside of Augusta, GA in the “Deep South”, Dease played the saxophone and trumpet before choosing the trombone at age 17. In 2001, Dease moved to New…
…artists like Nile Rodgers and CHIC, performing his own music, and presenting seminars in Italy, Turkey, England, Belgium, Holland, France, and Switzerland. In the summer of 2006, he also had…
…Arts Academy band. Emil is a sought after recitalist and chamber musician throughout North America Europe and Central Asia. He has performed as soloist in prestigious halls and venues such…
…for a performance by Ballet Hispanico and the Afto Latin Jazz Orchestra at the Apollo Theater. Reed and mouthpiece manufacturer Vandoren has commissioned over 25 arrangements for saxophones and rhythm…
…the clarinet choir in which all the members enrolled in the Festival participate. Since 2010, Rojas is a founding member of the Clarinet Costa Rican Quartet, and it is for…
…Seattle Symphony and the Cleveland Orchestra. Mr. Skiano has toured extensively throughout Europe and Asia with the Detroit Symphony and the Cincinnati Symphony and can be heard in several recent…
“Throughout, and in the closing minute-and-a-half solo of this five-and-a-half-minute piece, Garcia is indeed impressive with his control of dynamics, repid intervals, quick articulation, and the natural and musical ease…