Cameron Harper

Cameron Harper is a clarinetist in the Charleston area who hopes to expand appreciation for classical music as a performer and teaching artist. 

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Cameron has performed on clarinet, bass clarinet, and e-flat clarinet across the east coast with groups including the Long Bay Symphony, Florence Symphony Orchestra, Summerville Orchestra, The Beach Boys, and Azure Pittsburgh, where he helped design and perform sensory-friendly concerts for people with autism and their families. Additionally, Cameron is a substitute clarinetist with the Wilmington Symphony Orchestra. 

In addition to his performing schedule, Cameron maintains a teaching studio of all ages and abilities and teaches regularly at schools across the lowcountry, including Wando High School and Charleston County School of the Arts. Cameron also studied clarinet repair with renowned clarinet technician Mark Jacobi, cultivating a strong appreciation for proper instrument care and maintenance that he strives to share with his private students.

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Cameron completed a Master of Music in Clarinet Performance degree at Carnegie Mellon University and a Bachelor of Music Performance from Temple University, and studied clarinet with Michael Rusinek, Sam Caviezel, and Wayne Titerence. He studied bass clarinet with Paul Demers, and attended the Philadelphia International Music Festival, where he studied with Boris Allakhverdyan and Ricardo Morales. 

Aside from his musical commitments, Cameron was an operator and Mission Operations Manager of the Iris Lunar Rover aboard Peregrine Mission One, and enjoys nature photography, astronomy, paleontology, and spending time with his wife Amanda and their two cats Theo and Jasper.