I play instruments by the German clarinet maker Wurlitzer - a complete set with E-flat clarinet, B-flat and A clarinet (the "normal" clarinets) and a bass clarinet. They are all instruments that are somewhat older, still made by the current owner's father. The newest instrument is from 2000, the oldest are from 1972!

2015

Clarinet at Royal Conservatoire The Hague (Ab Vos and Pierre Woudenberg; MA 2012) and Political Science at Leiden University (BA 2008).

The most difficult question, I cannot possibly give one answer to that. And also depends on your role in his or her music. Sometimes a composer is even mostly fun to listen to, and playing is much less enjoyable. And sometimes also the other way around...!