Biography

Jocelyn Howell enjoys a busy and varied musical life performing and teaching throughout the UK. A former music scholar of The King's School, Ely, she pursued her clarinet studies with Basil Tschaikov, and then John Candor at Trinity College of Music, graduating with a GTCL, LTCL and the Greenhouse Alt Prize for her Graduate thesis. More recently, she has achieved a Master's Degree with Distinction at Canterbury Christ Church University, predominantly in performance and chamber music, studying with David Campbell.

Her numerous recitals and concerts have included performances of the Mozart Concerto and the Finzi Concerto most recently at the Gala Concert in the Canterbury Finzi Festival. She has also performed in concerts, masterclasses and wind chamber music at Dartington International Summer School, at the Wigmore Hall, the Sounds New Festival in Canterbury, Mozart Serenades at the Royal Northern College of Music and Bridgewater Hall in Manchester, contemporary music at the Deal Festival and at Musicfest in Aberystwyth. She has worked with a range of distinguished artists including David Campbell, Mark Fielding, John Flinders, Martin Gatt, Anthony Halstead and Wayne Marshall.

Jocelyn, besides pursuing a career in solo and chamber music, has a keen interest in music education. She currently teaches students at The King's School, Ely and at Canterbury Christ Church and Cambridge Universities.