Hello and welcome!

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Thanks for stopping by!

I am Tyler Guzmán, a dedicated clarinetist and educator based in San Antonio, TX.

Here, you can find more information about me, along with exploring a variety of resources related to clarinet lessons, upcoming events, past performances, and additional resources to enhance your clarinet experience.

Interested in lessons? Want more information on a performance? Have questions regarding any materials or resources? Send me a message—I can’t wait to start chatting with you!

A Little About Me

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A Coloradan by birth but a Texan by choice, Tyler Guzmán is a clarinetist, educator, arts advocate, and aspiring marketing manager based in San Antonio, TX.

Known for his expressive performances and passion for both classical and contemporary music, Tyler performs regularly with ensembles including the Prickly Pear Clarinet Ensemble, the River City Winds trio, and the Symphony of the Hills orchestra in Kerrville.

As a dedicated teacher, he leads a thriving private studio and co-directs the Mini Pears Clarinet Ensemble, a student-based group committed to developing young musicians through collaboration and performance.

Whether on stage or in the studio, Tyler is passionate about building community through music. Read more about Tyler HERE.

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Miguel del Águila is one of my favorite composers of all time! His music is genuinely beautiful, thought-provoking, challenging, rewarding, and incredibly entertaining. He is a three-time Grammy-nominated composer with many other accomplishments under his belt!

I was lucky enough to get to spend time with Miguel while he was in San Antonio during the National Flute Association 2024 Convention, which included getting to watch the world premiere of Torrential Raindance for flute and piano!

Once we found ourselves with some free time away from the convention, Miguel and I had an impromptu rehearsal session with his pieces Malambo and Silence. We had not played together beforehand, but this session was an amazing experience nonetheless! I hope you enjoy a behind-the-scenes look at a working rehearsal for us as much as I enjoyed getting for perform with one of my favorite composers.

You can find Malambo for clarinet and piano, clarinet and string quartet, and for chamber ensemble on CLARINET|WORLD.

Find more info about Miguel and his music HERE.