Clarinetist Sam Boutris regularly performs as a concerto soloist, recitalist, and chamber musician. Boutris is the recipient of the ‘Musica Solis’ grand prize award at the 2019 Chamber Music Northwest international Clarinet Competition. His upcoming performances include solo and chamber recitals at the Sarasota Art Museum, Piano On Park, Van Vleck Museum, and Carnegie Hall. Recent season highlights include performances of the Mozart Clarinet Quintet (Rolston String Quartet) and Clarinet Concerto at Chamber Music Northwest.
A featured recital on the award-winning Crypt Sessions series in New York City, a live broadcast solo recital on WQXR’s Midday Master Series at the Greene Space; solo recitals at Dame Myra Hess (Chicago) Lincoln Centers’ Paul Hall and Wilson Theater, the Harvard Club of New York, La Maison Française at New York University, and a featured recital of the Mozart and Brahms Clarinet Quintets with the Attacca Quartet on the Rockerfeller Noon Series. Other significant performances include concerto appearances with the New Jersey Festival Orchestra, Chamber Music Northwest, Vermont Mozart Festival Orchestra and the Yale Undergraduate Chamber Orchestra.
As an orchestral musician Boutris has performed as guest principal clarinet with the Louisville Symphony Orchestra, the Knights Chamber Orchestra, and ‘Symphony in C.’ He has also appeared as guest clarinet with the New Haven and Princeton symphonies. Boutris has also had video performances featured on ClassicFM, and The Violin Channel.
Boutris holds degrees from the Curtis Institute of Music, Yale University, and recently held a position in the Artist Diploma Program at the Juilliard School.
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