Sabine Meyer.
In my opinion, the first chair clarinetist is usually the section leader. The can be in charge of sectionals but also tuning the band. There is usually no difference between the first and second chair clarinetist except for playing ability. That is unless they are playing a different part. If the 2nd chair clarinet is playing a different part...there is your difference.
George Lewis was best known as a clarinetist. He was born in 1900 in New Orleans and rose to fame for playing the clarinet in a jazz style. He died in 1968.
Yes, Julio Mazzocca was clarinetist with People's Symphony of Boston from 1925-1937 and first clarinetist with Indianapolis Symphony from 19371944 and first clarinetist with NBC Symphony from 1944-1950 and first clarinetist with Radio City Music Hall Orchestra from 1944-48. Also first clarientist with American Ballet Theatre from 1952-1964 on tour througout the US and Canada and played with the old Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and all the major European ballet companies while on tour in NYC, inlcuding the Sadler Wells, Kiev Ballet, Bolsoi Ballet, Roland Petit's Ballet de Paris. He played under all the great conductors of the twentieth century, who were all familiar with his outstanding artistry, including, Arturo Toscanini, Fabien Sevitsky, Victor Herbert, Serge Kossivetsky, Leopold Stakowski, Carl Reiner, Alexander Smallens, Raymond Page, Joseph Levine. He also played with Goldman Band in NYC. and taught at the Jacobs School of Music in Indianapolis, associated with the University of Indianapolis's renowned music department. i All of the above is accurate as I am his daughter.
Oh, what a lovely question! A person who plays the clarinet is called a clarinetist. Just imagine them playing beautiful melodies that dance through the air like happy little birds. It's a wonderful instrument to bring joy and harmony to the world.
It all depends on the instrument. Flautist Oboist English Hornist Clarinetist Saxophonist Bassoonist.
Benny Goodman is a famous clarinetist....
famous singer and clarinetist.
John LaPorta had a long and prolific career as a clarinetist. Unfortunately, he passed on a couple of years ago. There's plenty of biographical information about him on the web.
Mark Simpson - clarinetist - was born in 1988.
Emma Johnson - clarinetist - was born in 1966.
Paul Meyer - clarinetist - was born in 1965.
John Casimir - clarinetist - was born in 1898.
John Casimir - clarinetist - died in 1963.
Paul Dean - clarinetist - was born in 1966.
Luigi Bassi - clarinetist - was born in 1833.
Luigi Bassi - clarinetist - died in 1871.
Harold Wright - clarinetist - died in 1993.