The West Coast Clarinet Congress is devoted to the enhancement of creative thinking, intellectual thought and discussion of musical ideas through concerts, clinics, master classes, research, lectures and performances related to or involving the clarinet on topics that include musical expression, performance techniques, pedagogy, articulation, dynamics, timing and pacing, texture and tone quality, and chamber music repertoire.
Conference 2005
in Acapulco, Mexico & Fresno State
The West Coast Clarinet Congress 2005 (WCCC) of California State University, Fresno in collaboration with The Clarinet and Saxophone Congress of Mexico (CSCM), will be presenting sessions in Acapulco, Mexico. We invite you to come, learn, listen and perform in the beautiful city of Acapulco, Mexico, January 5–12, 2005 and Fresno State, January 14–16, 2005.
Featured Artists:
- Marino Calva
- Conservatorio Nacional de Musica de Mexico
- Gary Cauchi
- Principal Clarinet Merced Symphony & Fresno Community Band
- Alan Durst
- Alto Saxophone, California State University, Fresno
- Miles Ishigaki
- Professor of Clarinet, California State University, Fresno
- Ray Kireillis
- Professor of Clarinet, Denver University
- Clarence Padilla
- Professor of Clarinet, Drake University
- Robert Riseling
- Professor Emeritus, University of Western Ontario
- Juan Serrano
- World renowned virtuoso, Professor of Guitar, California State University, Fresno
- Gary Whitman
- Professor of Clarinet Texas Christian University & Trio Con Brio
If you are interested in attending this years sessions, please see this flyer (Word document).
