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He is an amateur clarinettist who plays his music at all hours.

It is extremely slow and the clarinettist needs a lot of breath control.

There was a noise on the line like the sound of a clarinettist practising in a far room.

The Times called him "the leading clarinettist of his generation, perhaps of the century".

He studied as a clarinettist, but was intent on becoming a conductor.

In the early years of his career he also took some engagements as an orchestral clarinettist.

His earlier career was dedicated more particularly to his instrumental work as a clarinettist.

A person who plays the clarinet is called a clarinetist or clarinettist.

He had no formal instruction as a clarinettist, but discovered music and worked out an instrumental technique for himself.

She also has a longstanding collaboration with clarinettist Michael Collins.

He met a violinist, a cellist and a clarinettist among his fellow prisoners.

He is Holland's best jazz clarinettist by far."

Brymer was the orchestra's co-principal clarinettist from 1963 to 1971.

It was the first big hit for clarinettist, vocalist and comedian Ted Lewis (1892-1971).

After the intermission there is a brief jam session of jazz music led by a clarinettist as the orchestra members return.

His grand-father was a great popular clarinettist, and his father also played very well the dulcimer.

Lynn married Harry Lewis, a clarinettist in the band, in 1939.

When his father retired in 1834, Carl succeeded his father as principal clarinettist.

Julian Bliss (born 1989) is a British clarinettist and clarinet designer.

The jazz clarinettist Perry Robinson is his son.

John Mole (b. 1941), poet, critic and jazz clarinettist.

George Clinton (1850-1913) was a British clarinettist.

Clarinettist Forrie Cairns was also with the band for much of this time.

He approached the clarinettist in the pit band at the local theatre for lessons, and bought an Albert-system instrument.

Robert Plane is a British clarinettist.