Dr. David Stambler

Biography

Originally from the Washington, D.C. area, saxophonist David Stambler is a dynamic performer active in the United States, performing both jazz and classical music. His concert activities include recitals and appearances as a symphonic soloist, as well as engagements with orchestras such as Annapolis Symphony, Bay Atlantic Symphony, Richmond Symphony, National Gallery Orchestra, Baltimore Symphony, and Baltimore Chamber Orchestra. Stambler has performed internationally in countries including Italy, Spain, Scotland, Austria, Slovenia, Russia, Japan, China, Canada, and Bermuda. He is a distinguished advocate for new compositions for saxophone, premiering numerous works including pieces by Jonathan Leshnoff and Carlos Sanchez-Gutierrez. Stambler has recorded with Capitol Quartet, Baltimore Symphony, and Baltimore Chamber Orchestra, and has played clarinet and saxophone in numerous nationally broadcast radio and television commercials. He has performed at prestigious venues such as Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center, and accompanied many top entertainers. Stambler holds a Bachelor of Music degree from the University of Michigan, a master's degree from Peabody Institute, and a doctorate from the University of Maryland.

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