Clarinet Lessons Online with Ricardo Morales

Ricardo Morales has created a comprehensive video library that includes hundreds of clarinet lessons. Students have unlimited access to all these online clarinet lessons plus notation and other study materials.

What ultimately sets these online lessons apart from other offerings however, is the ability to submit a video for personalized feedback using the ArtistWorks Video Exchange® learning platform. Ricardo Morales reviews each submission and records a video response, offering tips about how to improve. All students can access Ricardo’s Video Exchange library, which may contain the key to unlock your playing.

Top Quality Clarinet Lessons

100s of clarinet lessons at your own pace
All levels from fundamentals to advanced
Slow Motion Isolation and Video Looping

Video Exchange® Learning

Submit practice videos to Ricardo
Get custom feedback on your playing
Practice the advice and get better faster

Worldwide Community

Connect with students around the world
Learn from everyone’s Video Exchanges
Stay motivated to progress your playing

About Ricardo

As Principal Clarinet of The Philadelphia Orchestra since 2003, Ricardo Morales is one of the most respected names in classical music. He played with the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra from 1993-2003, where he was appointed Principal Clarinet at the age of 21. Ricardo Morales has played clarinet with The Chicago Symphony, The New York Philharmonic, as well as the Berlin Philharmonic and the Kinen Orchestra in Japan. Ricardo Morales has won many awards including Grand Prize at the Seventeen Magazine National Concerto Competition, First Prize in the national Arts Recognition and Talent Search, and he was named a Presidential Scholar in the Arts by President Bush. As an educator, Ricardo serves on the faculties of The Juilliard School, Temple University and the Curtis Institute of Music, and has been giving clarinet master classes for years at many classical conservatories and institutions. Aside from teaching clarinet lessons online at ArtistWorks, Ricardo continues to perform and collaborate with a wide range of chamber musicians. His debut solo recording, French Portraits, was released in 2004 on Boston Records and his most recent recordings with the Pacifica Quartet was nominated for a Latin Grammy Award.