Benjamin Streeter Redwine is classically trained, studying with pre-eminent teachers at prestigious universities. He has been featured as a soloist with professional orchestras and bands and has performed extensively as a chamber musician in various ensembles in major cities internationally.
He can be heard around the Washington, D.C. and Baltimore areas performing with Washington Musica Viva. His performance as a soloist with your orchestra or band or as a recitalist will be musically interesting, exciting, and will probably include at least one jazz selection!
"Carl Banner has surrounded himself with fine chamber artists: clarinetist Ben Redwine, whose sophistication in the Brahms (trio) was as compelling as his sense of humor in switching among six different-size clarinets for the Stephens (Inventions) work..." --Joan Reinthaler, Washington Post, August 22nd, 2008.
Hear Ben playing Mozart's Kegelstatt Trio with Washington Musica Viva on March 26, 2008.
First Movement
Second Movement
Third Movement
Click here to listen to Steve Cohen & Ben Redwine performing Poulenc's Duo Sonata at the 2007 University of Oklahoma Clarinet Symposium.
Visit this page to hear and see new music to silent films written by members of the Snark Ensemble and performed by the Snarks with Ben Redwine (in all films except "All Night Long" and "Boobs in the Wood").
