Recital videos, August 2023

I would have mixed feelings about taking a teaching job outside the US, but I would definitely willing to fly out for an interview for this one. Maybe for a couple of weeks?

• The College of the Bahamas – “…play and teach woodwind instruments and teach a variety of music courses. The ideal candidate will have a strong commitment to teaching undergraduate students; evidence of excellence in teaching and creative/innovative pedagogies; knowledge of current trends in pedagogy; skills in programme and course development and implementation; and a commitment to research.” See the listing

For a while now I’ve maintained lists of woodwind doublers’ websites and blogs, but, as it turns out, a number of fine woodwind doublers also have entertaining and/or informative Twitter feeds. Starting today, you can check them out on this site, or head on over to Twitter to “follow.”

If you’re a woodwind doubler (of any skill level) and would like to be included, send me an email or a Tweet.

If you’re looking for a good list to follow that focuses on a specific instrument, you might try one of these:

• @lhbflute/flute
• @DTclarinet/clarinetists
• @jkmbassoon/bassoon
• @doronorenstein/saxerati
• or @MazzaClarinet/woodwind for a variety of woodwind players who aren’t necessarily doublers

I haven’t been able to find a great oboe list. Let me know if you start one (looking at you, @pattyoboe).

Twitter lists, if you’re unfamiliar, are put together by individual Twitter users, and are a good way to keep track of a group without cluttering up your personal Twitter timeline.

Woodwind doublers on Twitter