Richard Haynes: Introducing the clarinet d'amore

Clarinetist Richard Haynes performs music spanning the
18th to 21st centuries all over the world in a multitude of
contexts. During the course of undergraduate study at the
Queensland Conservatorium of Music and further study at the
University of Arts Bern his teachers included Brian Catchlove,
Paul Dean, Ernesto Molinari, Diana Tolmie, Donna Wagner-Molinari
and Floyd Williams. 


Since his solo debut with the Queensland Symphony Orchestra at
the age of 17 performing the Clarinet Concerto by John Veale,
Richard Haynes has performed further concerti by Copland, Mozart,
Rankine, Smetanin, Westlake and Xenakis to acclaim, won the title
of Australia's Young Performer of the Year and the Australian Art
Music Award for Performance of the Year and has received
invitations to the academies of Acanthes, Bang on a Can,
Darmstadt, Ensemble Modern, impuls and Lucerne Festival. Richard
Haynes has maintained regular concert activity in Europe, the
USA, Asia, Australia and New Zealand over the last 15 years and
is a 1st Prize Winner of the International Concours Nicati
Switzerland and the 2008 recipient of the Tschumi Music
Prize.

More about Richard Haynes here
Order Richard's new CD, Ghosts of Motion

Musical excerpts, in order:
Samuel Andreyev, A Line Alone, for solo clarinet d’amore
(2020)
Chris Dench, Ghosts of Motion, for solo clarinet d'amore
(2020)
Richard Haynes, clarinet d'amore
from the new CD, Ghosts of Motion (www.cubus-records.ch)

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EPISODE CREDITS
Spoken introduction: Maya Rasmussen
Podcast artwork photograph 2019 Philippe Stirnweiss


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