Marie Gallardo, clarinet
Musician | Educator
Marie Gallardo, clarinet
Kansas City-based clarinetist, educator, and scholar Marie Gallardo is committed to making classical music reflect the diverse world we live in. Her work in performance, teaching, and research spotlights underrepresented composers, with a particular focus on Central America, ensuring their voices are heard and celebrated.
Recent Performances
Rehearsal for World Premiere of Resilience of the Indigenous Peoples of Guatemala by Sergio Reyes Mendoza with the Harlem Chamber Players in New York City 
Lecture Recital of Guatemalan Music for the Clarinet at UMKC Conservatory 
World Premiere of Resilience of the Indigenous Peoples of Guatemala by Sergio Reyes Mendoza with the Harlem Chamber Players in New York City 
Recital of Contemporary Clarinet Music by Central American Composers at UMKC Conservatory 
Performance of Duft by Kaija Saariaho at Shining A Light Concert, featuring 21st-century works by underrepresented composers 
UMKC Conservatory Orchestra performance at the Kauffman Center
Marie Gallardo, clarinet 