Stoltzman, Richard (1942– )

US clarinettist. He studied at Yale University, and the Marlboro Music School, and was a teacher at the California Institute of the Arts (1970–75). He made his Carnegie Hall debut in 1976, and played with the Amadeus Quartet at the 1978 Aldeburgh Festival. He gave other chamber concerts with the Cleveland, Vermeer, and Guarneri Quartets. In 1989 he made his debut at the London Promenade Concerts, with the Mozart concerto. He recorded the concertos of Copland and Corigliano.