Lloyd Van’t Hoff is an award-winning clarinetist, director, educator, and recording artist. He has been lauded for his “life-affirming music making” (Limelight Magazine ) and “spectacular brilliance, charisma and sensitivity” (Tasmanian Mercury). Born in Darwin, Australia, Van’t Hoff came to prominence as the winner of the Grand Prize and Sir Charles Moses Trophy, along with the Triffitt Prize in the 2015 Symphony Australia ABC Young Performers Awards. He now performs regularly regularly as a soloist and chamber musician at festivals around the world, with many of Australia’s leading symphony orchestras, and is a founding member of Arcadia Winds. In 2021 Van’t Hoff released his solo album, Johannes Brahms: Music for Clarinet and Piano, in which his recordings were described as “interpretations that live in the memory for their verve and deep musicianship.” A Yale University graduate, Van’t Hoff has served as teaching faculty at Melbourne University, the Yale School of Music. He currently serves as the Director of the Australian Festival of Chamber Music’s Pathways Program and has recently been appointed to the role of Head of Woodwind at the University of Adelaide’s Elder Conservatorium, South Australia. Van’t Hoff is a Buffet Crampon and Légére endorsed performing artist.