About
With nearly a decade of experience as a clarinet repair technician, Logan has serviced instruments for members of a variety of major orchestras and ensembles across the U.S., such as the LAPhil, Boston Symphony, San Francisco Symphony, New World Symphony, and the International Contemporary Ensemble. She has also serviced instruments for institutions such as the Music Academy of the West, USC Thornton School of Music, and the Colburn School.
Logan began her repair studies apprenticing under Guy Chadash while she was pursuing her Bachelor’s in Clarinet Performance at NYU. She then studied acoustics and psychoacoustics through the university’s music technology department. She spent the latter half of her degree apprenticing with Kristin Bertrand until leaving to study in Paris in 2020.
Logan then moved out to Los Angeles to join the repair staff at RDG Woodwinds, where she benefited greatly from the diverse expertise of her colleagues and teachers. Through their combined knowledge, she further developed her understanding of woodwind acoustics and mechanical design principles, as well as machining, woodwork, and metallurgy.
Logan will be moving to Vancouver to start her Master’s in Clarinet Performance at UBC this fall.
