Richard Stoltzman is a highly acclaimed American clarinetist known for his exceptional versatility and emotive playing. Distinguished for his ability to navigate seamlessly between classical, jazz, and contemporary music, Stoltzman has garnered international recognition and praise. Earning degrees from Ohio State University and Yale School of Music, he has performed as a soloist with most of the world's leading orchestras and collaborated with numerous eminent musicians, adding his distinct voice to an incredible variety of compositions.
Over the years, Stoltzman's discography showcases his broad musical interests and outstanding interpretative skills. Recent releases include diverse works such as Keith Lay's "Earth Caoine (Earth Cry)," Copland's "Clarinet Concerto" paired with McKinley's "Clarinet Duets" and "Concerto for 2 Clarinets," as well as Bolcom's "Clarinet Concerto." His recording "Stoltzman, Stillman and Reynolds Perform Beethoven Op. 38 and Zemlinsky Trios," highlights his collaboration with other distinguished artists. Stoltzman's commitment to exploring and expanding the clarinet repertoire has cemented his place as a transformative figure in modern music.
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