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March 15, 2023
EPISODE 10
JULIA HEINEN Julia Heinen is a world-renowned clarinetist, performer, and educator. She's graced global stages with countless concerts and adjudicated prestigious competitions. As a professor at California State University, Northridge, and an advocate for accessible arts, she champions inclusivity.
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As a soloist, Julia Heinen has performed hundreds of concertos and recitals around the world including recent performances in Italy, Belgium, Hungary, Poland, France, El Salvador, the Czech Republic, Spain and Portugal.
Ms. Heinen has adjudicated countless competitions including chairing the jury of the 9th International Mercadante Clarinet Competition in Noci, Italy and serving on the jury for the 2nd Biannual International European Clarinet Competition in Ghent, Belgium.
Since 1995, Ms. Heinen has been Professor of Music at California State University, Northridge. She has been a member of the International Clarinet Association since 1978 and served as the co-artistic director of ClarinetFest® 2011 the annual international conference of this organization. She continues her work with the ICA as the National State Chair Coordinator and state of California Chair of the International Clarinet Association. She holds degrees from the University of Michigan, Northwestern University and the University of Minnesota, studying clarinet with J. Cloyde Williams, Herbert Blayman, and Robert Marcellus.
Ms. Heinen is committed to participation in the arts being available to all and works diligently to advocate for this goal. Her research and leadership projects focus on underrepresented constituencies and she works to make sure everyone who wishes to participate in the arts as a vocation or avocation has the opportunity to do so.
Julia Heinen is a Buffet Crampon, D’Addario and Silverstein Performing Artist and performs exclusively on Buffet clarinets, D’Addario reeds, and Silverstein ligatures.
Ms. Heinen has adjudicated countless competitions including chairing the jury of the 9th International Mercadante Clarinet Competition in Noci, Italy and serving on the jury for the 2nd Biannual International European Clarinet Competition in Ghent, Belgium.
Since 1995, Ms. Heinen has been Professor of Music at California State University, Northridge. She has been a member of the International Clarinet Association since 1978 and served as the co-artistic director of ClarinetFest® 2011 the annual international conference of this organization. She continues her work with the ICA as the National State Chair Coordinator and state of California Chair of the International Clarinet Association. She holds degrees from the University of Michigan, Northwestern University and the University of Minnesota, studying clarinet with J. Cloyde Williams, Herbert Blayman, and Robert Marcellus.
Ms. Heinen is committed to participation in the arts being available to all and works diligently to advocate for this goal. Her research and leadership projects focus on underrepresented constituencies and she works to make sure everyone who wishes to participate in the arts as a vocation or avocation has the opportunity to do so.
Julia Heinen is a Buffet Crampon, D’Addario and Silverstein Performing Artist and performs exclusively on Buffet clarinets, D’Addario reeds, and Silverstein ligatures.
Episode Description
Julia Heinen is a distinguished clarinetist, celebrated globally for her performances in numerous countries. With a rich career, she has not only showcased her musical prowess but also served as a judge in esteemed competitions, contributing to the clarinet community. As a dedicated professor at California State University, Northridge, she imparts her expertise to aspiring musicians. Passionate about equal access to the arts, she leads projects focusing on underrepresented groups, advocating for broader participation. A Buffet Crampon, D’Addario, and Silverstein Performing Artist, Julia Heinen embodies excellence in her commitment to music.
Takeaways
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If you would like to hear more about any specific topics, please email us at info@themodernartistproject.com. I would love to help support your community in all artistic disciplines.
Kristine Dizon
The Modern Artist Project
Takeaways
- Mathematical mind and connection with music.
- The societal impact of music on both affluent and underprivileged communities.
- Learning music fosters a sense of community.
- Enabling students to discover and express their unique artistic voice.
- The orchestral world has not fully accepted its responsibility to celebrate new works, such as programming.
- It is important to be more open and acknowledge that each student is a unique individual.
- Orchestral time is not solely dedicated to playing masterworks; there should also be musicians who are versatile on what they do.
- Advice for people who want to pursue a career in music or arts within the digital age.
- Everybody needs to know how to create what they need to create.
- Digital artists need to connect with live people in this era.
- Discussion on music accessibility issues, based on the guest's research.
Social Media Links
Website | CSUN | Organization
What’s Next?!
Thank you for supporting this show by listening and sharing with your friends. If you liked this podcast, please rate and write a review of how this show has helped you. This will help us be able to increase our visibility nationally and in being able to make an impact on the profession.
If you would like to hear more about any specific topics, please email us at info@themodernartistproject.com. I would love to help support your community in all artistic disciplines.
Kristine Dizon
The Modern Artist Project
