Clarinet Corner is an exploration of music involving the clarinet. The show features music across genres including: classical, jazz, world, film music, and rock. And the lively conversation includes topics such as: musical history and practice, social justice, playing in a film orchestra, and colorful stories about jazz players.
You don’t have to be a clarinet player or a musician to join in, host Tim Phillips makes the show accessible to everyone!
We listen back to the second part of a 2016 conversation between host Tim Phillips and longtime clarinetist James Kanter.
Kanter’s work can be heard in around 1500 film scores, including Seabiscuit and As Good as it Gets.
We listen back to the second part of a 2016 conversation between host Tim Phillips and longtime clarinetist James Kanter.
Kanter’s work can be heard in around 1500 film scores, including Seabiscuit and As Good as it Gets.
We listen back to the second part of a 2016 conversation between host Tim Phillips and longtime clarinetist James Kanter.
Kanter’s work can be heard in around 1500 film scores, including Seabiscuit and As Good as it Gets.
We listen back to a 2016 conversation between host Tim Phillips and longtime clarinetist James Kanter.
Kanter’s work can be heard in around 1500 film scores, including Seabiscuit and As Good as it Gets.
A clarinet professor at Troy University is working to bring the instrument the respect it deserves through Clarinet Day. Producer Jack Anderson has the story.
And, over Spring Break, Troy University fraternity Alpha Tau Omega recently held their annual charity event Walk Hard. That’s a 128.3-mile trek across two states! Producer Chris Ahlf reports.
Host Tim Phillips speaks with Charles West, former president of the International Clarinet Association.
On this episode of Clarinet Corner, Host Tim Phillips asks Clarinetist Jerome Bunke about his life, his work, and his tutelage under the legendary Stanley Drucker.
Clarinet Corner presents a special episode with guests Anthony McGill, principal clarinetist with the New York Philharmonic, and Bryan Stevenson, the founder of the Equal Justice Initiative. With Host Tim Phillips, they discuss the impact music has had on their lives, along with the ongoing fight for racial equality.
Host Tim Phillips sits down with John Yeh and Teresa Reilly, who share their mutual love for the clarinet. They describe the experience of raising a family in a home surrounded by music. They also talk about the challenges of creating music during the COVID-19 pandemic.
This time, Host Tim Phillips talks with John Yeh about his musical education and career success.