Maureen Hurd Hause

Maureen Hurd Hause, acclaimed clarinetist, has graced stages across continents, from Carnegie Hall to Jazz at Lincoln Center, shining as soloist and orchestral player. She's shared her expertise through international masterclasses and performances, captivating audiences at major festivals and prestigious venues. Notably, she's delved into the legacy of Benny Goodman, premiering his last commission and offering insightful lectures. As Head of the Woodwind Program and Associate Professor at Mason Gross School of the Arts, Hurd Hause educates and inspires. Her recordings on Naxos, MSR Classics, and Marquis Classics highlight her versatility, and her solo album "Spelunk" presents premieres of American clarinet works. Hurd Hause is endorsed by Selmer Paris, D’Addario, and Silverstein Works, playing Selmer Paris Signature and Recital clarinets, D’Addario Reserve and Reserve Classic reeds, and Silverstein ligatures. With a diverse career spanning performance, education, and exploration of clarinet heritage, Maureen Hurd Hause stands as a prominent figure in the clarinet world.