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Clarinet Practice Techniques with Nick Carpenter

We chat with top pro player Nick Carpenter about his advice on how to practice. Check out his bio below and sign up to our newsletter for future Clarinet advice: Newsletter Sign Up: https://www.dawkes.co.uk/customer/ema... In 1995 Nick was invited to join the London Philharmonic Orchestra where he remained for the next eighteen years playing Principal, Eb and sub-Principal Clarinet. During this time, as well as performing in most of the major concert halls of the world, he played under the baton of many of the world’s finest conductors including Tennstedt, Sawallisch, Mehta, Sanderling, Jansons, Solti, Haitink, Gergiev, Masur and Jurowski. He has also appeared on numerous classical recordings with the orchestra as well as many soundtracks such as ‘Lord of the Rings’ and ‘The Hobbit’. Concerto appearances with the orchestra included Mozart and Eotvos. Whilst at the LPO he also appeared as guest principal clarinet with virtually every professional orchestra in England, including a brief spell as Principal Clarinet with the Academy of St Martin in the Fields. Chamber Music has also been an integral part of his career, firstly with ensembles from within the Bournemouth Sinfonietta and latterly with members of the London Philharmonic and Academy of St Martin. He has appeared many times at the Wigmore Hall as well as venues around UK and abroad, and his recording of the Mozart Clarinet Quintet, with the Brindisi Quartet for EMI, was accorded the ‘Best Recording’ recommendation by BBC Radio 3 ‘Building a Library’. Nicholas is much in demand as a teacher and woodwind coach and has regularly given masterclasses throughout the UK and abroad including Budapest, Oman, Brisbane and New York. He has coached many Youth Orchestra clarinet and wind sections including the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain and in 2008 was appointed as Professor at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. Nicholas now pursues a very varied career as a freelance clarinettist, clarinet teacher and woodwind consultant. As well as appearing as guest principal clarinet with many orchestras in the UK, he is now regularly in the recording studio and can be heard on many contemporary soundtracks such as ‘Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them’ and ‘Victoria and Abdul’. He gives regular masterclasses and consultation lessons and can occasionally be found conducting Youth Orchestras and Ensembles and was recently appointed Head of Woodwind Performance at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Nicholas Carpenter plays Yamaha Custom Clarinets and D’Addario mouthpieces and reeds.