Samantha Winkler Clarinet
- Evanston, IL
- Clarinetist
- 17 miles from Lake Forest
My name is Samantha Winkler and I'm a current graduate student at Northwestern University pursuing a Master's of Music in Clarinet Performance. I have…
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My name is Samantha Winkler and I'm a current graduate student at Northwestern University pursuing a Master's of Music in Clarinet Performance. I have…
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What kind of music are you feelin’ for your upcoming event? Classical... jazz... klezmer? Or are you not in the market for event entertainment, but rather a fresh musician to join your band? Take our advice and check out these über-talented clarinetists that are sure to suit your needs. The unique tone quality of the clarinet adds a great sound to any performing ensemble, but also sounds impressive played as a solo instrument. While typically known for the three genres listed earlier, clarinetists have the ability to tailor their sound to whatever style of music you are looking for. Let one of these talented clarinet players set the perfect mood for your event or add the perfect sound to your ensemble.
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