Mitchell Estrin Interview: Essays on Clarinet Performance & Teaching

In this episode, we dive into Writing the Vandoren Wave, a compelling collection of essays by acclaimed clarinetist and educator Mitchell Estrin. This book offers powerful insights into the art of clarinet playing, thoughtful reflections on music education, and a behind-the-scenes look at one of the most influential brands in the clarinet world—Vandoren. 🎶 Why this book matters: Writing the Vandoren Wave isn't just for clarinetists—it’s for teachers, students, and anyone passionate about music education. Mitch brings decades of wisdom, humor, and real-world experience to every page. Check me out here: ClarinetNinja.com 🛒 Grab your copy here: 👉 https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mitch-estrin-new-york-philharmonic-university-of/id1806592700?i=1000704401678 📬 Stay in the loop with Vandoren: Get more tips, interviews, and inspiration straight to your inbox by subscribing to The Wave, Vandoren's official newsletter. 👉https://www.dansr.com/vandoren/resources 🎓 About Mitch Estrin Performed with the New York Philharmonic, working under legendary conductors like Leonard Bernstein and Zubin Mehta. Professor of Clarinet at the University of Florida, where he mentors the next generation of clarinetists. Former president of the International Clarinet Association (ICA). A longtime Vandoren artist and passionate advocate for excellence in clarinet education. Whether you're a clarinetist, music educator, or lifelong learner, this conversation and Mitch's book will leave you feeling inspired and reconnected to your musical purpose.