TESTIMONIALS
 Robert Spring |  Christine Carter |  Jozsef Balogh |
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 Philippe Cuper |
COLLEAGUES
"I first met Eva Wasserman in November 2009 in Domžale near Ljubljana, where we were attending a 3-day seminar for clarinet professors from Slovenia. The seminar was held at the Music school of Domžale and saw the participation of students from numerous Slovenian music schools, ranging from primary to secondary (Conservatory) and the Academy of Music. Each candidate prepared a 30 – 45 min programme which was then performed for the audience of professors and Eva in the auditorium.
In Slovenia such trainings and educational seminars for professors and students have been present for some time, so we’ve had the opportunity to host and be taught by many renowned clarinettists, among which J. Balogh, R.Spring, L. Beltramini, S.Osborn, R. Riseling, etc. ..."
-- Robert Stanič, clarinet professor
Primary music school Piran
Slovenia
"It is not often that you meet a master teacher of the calibre of Eva Wasserman. She is one of the true, “basics” teacher in the world! Her students are all artists on the instrument. Their control over the instrument allows them total musical freedom. Her students have become artist performers world-wide and her knowledge of repertoire and teaching techniques make her an “artist/teacher”
She is truly amazing."
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-- Dr. Robert S. Spring, (Clarinet)
Honors Faculty, Barrett, the Honors CollegeArizona State UniversityTempe
Past President, International Clarinet Association
"Eva Wasserman is a great musician and experienced teacher. She is very passionate about teaching and committed to the growth of her students. Eva motivated and inspired me to research and play original music. Apart from being a great teacher Eva is also a terrific composer. While studying with her, I had the pleasure to perform her pieces “Generation of hope” and “Odd to Odessa”. It was a very challenging and exciting experience, especially considering it was my first experience performing contemporary music."
-Hila Zamir
"Eva Wasserman-Margolis was my first and most significant clarinet teacher.
She encouraged my love of the clarinet and to music in general and gave me tools to express myself through the instrument with huge amounts of dedication and what i would call a loving-strictness.
Not only she is a great pedagogue, her own musical passion, interest and active approach caught on to her students.
I consider myself extremely lucky to be able to do what i love most for living! Without Eva this wouldn't have been possible."
-Gil Shaked-Agababa / Clarinetist