William Clark
- Arranger for various drum corps and bands around
North America
- Judge for the FMBC and USSBA
- Trumpet tech for the Magic Drum and Bugle Corps
- Magic of Orlando brass staff - 2006
- Capital Sound brass caption head - 2007
"The AirMax breather is a wonderful piece of equipment. Using the AirMax, the 2006 version of the Blue Saints had their most successful season in their 54-year history. They only had 6 brass players and beat some teams that have around 20 players! I have used the AirMax with 3 groups now and will continue to use it with more groups in the future."
Full Biography
William Clark is a trumpet player, teacher and composer originally from the New York metropolitan area. He has a BA in Music Ed from a cooperative degree program between Hartwick College and the State University of New York College at Oneonta. His masters studies in music composition were done at the University of Florida in Gainesville, Florida where he and his wife now live.
He is currently a private teacher, an arranger for various drum corps and bands around North America, and a judge for both the FMBC and the USSBA. As a performer he had his own jazz group, performed regularly with various orchestras around New York State, backed up such artists as Wynton Marsalis and Doc Severinsen and premiered a piece by Pulitzer Prize winning composer Henry Brant on "CBS Sunday Morning with Charles Kuralt.