Private Clarinet Studio
of Dr. Eric Schultz
Dr. Eric Schultz is currently accepting two new highly-motivated students ready to take their performing to the next level through online lessons.
University Professor
Tenured faculty and Director of Woodwind Studies at Coastal Carolina University
International Soloist
International soloist, recitalist, concerto and recording artist with many works by leading composers dedicated to him
Proven Results
Students accepted to top conservatories such as Juilliard and professional positions including university and orchestra roles
Credentials at a Glance
GRAMMY-nominated Music Educator
Buffet Crampon Artist Roster
Grammy and Latin Grammy Dual Voting Member
Doctor of Musical Arts (DMA)
On Netflix, NPR, Amazon Video
Has performed in top venues from Carnegie Hall
to top halls in Puerto Rico, Brazil, Argentina, Austria, Germany, South Korea, and beyond.
"He lives and breathes music."
"Dr. Schultz is a one-of-a-kind professor. I have never had a professor who cares so much about his students in my entire school life. He is so talented, caring, compassionate and just an amazing individual. He has definitely been one of the reasons why I am doing music. Without him, I wouldn't have made it this far."
"Working with Dr. Schultz completely transformed how I think about performing."
FAQs
Who are these lessons for?
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Students should be highly-motivated and have specific goals. Advanced High School, University, Conservatory, Graduate Students, and Professional Musicians are eligible. Dr. Schultz only accepts 5 students at a time to fully dedicate himself to their development.
How do I get started?
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Getting started is simple. Reach out through our contact form or schedule a call—we’ll walk you through the next steps and answer any questions along the way.
What makes you different?
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Many people teach 30+ clarinet lessons online per week. Few have the credentials of a terminal degree, tenured university position, and top international performing and recording career while dedicating themselves fully to a small number of top students.
What are your areas of focus?
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Audition Preparation (conservatory, college, graduate, orchestra)
Orchestral Excerpts and Solo Repertoire
Tone Development and Technical Mastery
Performance Practice and Interpretation
Competition Preparation
Career Guidance and Mentorship
Interested? Let’s connect.
Student Success
Check out this recent performance by a clarinet studio member who had the opportunity to perform the Artie Shaw Concerto.
Solo recital at Carnegie Hall, Weill Recital Hall, May 15, 2022