Jelmer de Moed (1995) is a passionate clarinettist engaging in many performances and projects. In 2018 he toured Oranjewoud festival, Oerol and the Grachtenfestival with the performance Prikkel of AM.OK in collaboration with Plastique Fantastique; he gives many concerts with Symbolism playing the Quartet for the end of time by Olivier Messiaen; he brings an ode to the dutch composer Tristan Keuris in his program Bevangen with the Animato Quartet; and he released his debut EP Dwaallicht in 2019 on which he recorded works by Alban Berg and Robert Schumann with pianist Rik Kuppen at Zaal Hertz.

Currently Jelmer is living in Berlin where he studies at the Hochschule für Musik Hanns Eisler with prof. Martin Spangenberg and prof. Ralf Forster and chamber music with prof. Eberhard Feltz.