Composer and Clarinetist
Read about the Seattle Symphony’s project with Angelique Poteat and the 2019-2020 Seattle Symphony Community Youth Chorus in a feature article by Rich Smith for The Stranger titled Stop Melting the Planet. And there is more information about the April 21, 2023 concert in Seattle’s Child.
Amber and Luka Sešek, performing Poteat’s Water Pastel. You can start from the beginning of the video to experience the entire concert.
Music is happening now! Stay tuned for posts about ways that you can indulge in some listening in the comfort of your own home during this pandemic, or even in person!
It’s been an interesting last year, with everything from individually recorded online performances via click-track, performing with the Seattle Symphony to kick off their online virtual season, and even performing a summer season in front of a live audience with the Yakima Symphony. While many of those recordings were only available to tune into for a limited time, here are some performances including Angelique that you can listen to at anytime:
Nonsequitur and the Wayward in Limbo Series present Angelique Poteat and Artemisia Winds. This program features performances and compositions by Angelique and other Artemisia members Josiah Boothby and Ryan Hare.
Seattle Metropolitan Chamber Orchestra performs Julius Eastman‘s Stay On It. You can watch the video HERE!
Birthday Tribute performance for legendary clarinetist and composer William O. Smith. You can watch it anytime HERE!
Performed by flutist Catherine Branch, violinist Katelyn 
Westergard, and pianist Albert Kim, A Perspective was released on CD for the project Music of Difference on November 8, 2011. To read more about the project, including how to purchase the album, visit Artist Series. The album has also been released to iTunes.
Angelique Poteat 