Known for his virtuoso energy on stage and as well as an easy and entertaining way of speaking with the audience, Peter Stoll was a prizewinner in the International Clarinet Society Competition and also Solo Clarinetist with the World Orchestra of Jeunesses Musicales in Berlin and Vienna. He performs regularly in Toronto as Principal Clarinetist with the Toronto Philharmonia Orchestra at the Toronto Centre for the Arts and has toured as soloist and with ensembles to the USA, across Europe and to Russia. Peter is also a member of the Trio d'Argento, which is currently touring and presenting concerts around Ontario.

A graduate of the Faculty of Music, University of Toronto, where he studied with Avrahm Galper and Ronald Chandler, he received his Master's of Music degree in Performance from Indiana University as a student of James Campbell.

Peter teaches clarinet, chamber music and performance studies at the Faculty of Music, University of Toronto. He is also a member of the Royal Conservatory of Music's National College of Examiners, and is much sought after as an adjudicator at music festivals across the country.

Recent solo and chamber highlights have included a duo recital with pre-eminent Canadian percussionist Beverley Johnston, a premiere of a new work by Alexina Louie with the Gryphon Trio, and performances for visits by world-renowned composers Kryzstof Penderecki, Chen Yi and Anders Hillborg. A happy first meeting with the Cecilia String Quartet at the Colours of Music last year has led to further performance together at the Toronto Music Garden. Recent concerto appearances have been with the Toronto Philharmonia and the Toronto Youth Wind Orchestra, as well as serving as Artist-In-Residence for the Silverthorn Symphonic Winds.