World Clarinet Alliance - WKA

The World Clarinet Alliance is an international organization supporting all clarinet players, teacher

Unlike many other organizations, WKA serves all and not itself. Festivals, workshops, competitions, and more are continuously posted in advance of their programs in the Seasonal Newsletters, so all can see and plan.

03/28/2026

Researchers in Finland are studying wireless power transmission technologies that could potentially deliver electricity through the air without physical cables. Wireless energy transfer works by using electromagnetic fields to move electrical energy between two devices. While the concept has been used in smaller technologies like wireless phone charging, scientists are exploring ways to scale the system for larger energy applications. Important Details: • Wireless electricity transmitted using electromagnetic fields • Removes need for traditional cables in some applications • Technology already used in small devices such as wireless chargers • Researchers exploring longer-range energy transfer • Could enable new energy infrastructure concepts • Still under active scientific development and testing The research reflects how future power systems may incorporate wireless energy technologies alongside traditional electrical grids. #EnergyInnovation #WirelessPower #FutureTechnology #EngineeringResearch #Finland #EnergyScience

03/28/2026

Im Ballett "Petruschka" erwachen auf einem Jahrmarkt in Sankt Petersburg drei Puppen zum Leben. Im „Ersten Bild“ drückt Igor Strawinsky mit seiner Musik wundervoll das Gewusel des Jahrmarktes aus. 🎠🩰

03/28/2026

What really happens between the first rehearsal and the final bow? Join us for Discover at Dinner: The Duet Process — From Practice Room to Performance and explore how collaboration, communication, and artistry shape a clarinet duet.

Graphic: Christine MacDonnell and Micheale Ryan stand with composer Dr. Denny Chambers, each holding a clarinet, posing together for a promotional photo for the Discover at Dinner class, “The Duet Process — From Practice Room to Performance.”