IAN SCOTT  (clarinet) » 

Biography
In 2001, Ian was appointed Principal Clarinet of The Royal Ballet Sinfonia based in London. He was Principal Clarinet of the Gulbenkian Orchestra, Lisbon from 1980-1986.

Ian's solo experience included performances of Mozart Sinfonia Concertante, Debussy Rhapsodie, Weber Concertino and Concerto No 1 & 2, Mozart Concerto and Rossini Introduction, Theme and Variations.

Ian's group Blue Amadeus is a clarinet and string ensemble with a repertoire that ranges from Mozart to Swing!

Orchestral Work
Orchestras: BBC Concert Orchestra, BBC National Orchestra of Wales, Ballet Rambert, Bernardi Chamber Ensemble, Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra, City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, City of London Sinfonia, English National Ballet, English National Opera Orchestra, JB Management, London Musici, National Symphony Orchestra, Northern Sinfonia, Orchestra of St John's, Royal Ballet Sinfonia, Royal Opera House Orchestra, Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Scottish Chamber Orchestra, Thames Festival Orchestra, Worthing Symphony Orchestra.

Education
Ian was born in Perth, Scotland. 1958. Ian's schooling took place at the Perth Academy. Ian's graduate studies took place at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music & Drama (1975 - 1979) and University of Arizona (1979 - 1980).

Prizes and Awards

• Clarinet Prize, Recital Prize & Chamber Music Prize (RSAM&D)
• Sir James Caird Travelling Scholarship
• Countess of Munster Award
Scottish International Education Trust
• University of Arizona Music Scholarship
• Presidents Competition Tucson, Arizona (1st Prize)

Teachers: Charles Maynes (Perth), Henry Morrison (Glasgow) and John Denman (USA).

Ian's web links
www.ianscott.net
www.blueamadeus.com

Ian joined Morgensterns in October 1987

Ian's web profile was last updated 19th May 2012