Angélica Meza is an Argentinian clarinet player based in The Hague. Under the tutelage of Eric Hoeprich, she completed a Master in Historical Performance - Historical Clarinet and Basset Horn at the Royal Conservatoire of The Hague in 2020. She has performed on the historical clarinets, as part of opera and orchestral projects in Buenos Aires, Chile, and Brazil. Since 2017, she has been invited to perform in Belgium, Algeria, Switzerland, Amsterdam, Brazil, and Argentina, in chamber music concerts with basset horn trios in Vienna, wind ensembles, fortepiano, and strings in South America and Europe. She founded Westeinde Winds - Early Music Ensemble in 2021 in which she participated at the Bloomington Early Music Festival BLEMF22, Indiana, USA.
Founding member of Seisenburg Trio, a historical basset horn ensemble based in Vienna, with which she performed in the MaiMusic2022 Early Music Festival, organized by MDW - the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna.
As a teacher and performer, she was invited to a summer academy course in January 2022 at Femusc - Early Music Festival in Santa Catarina, Brazil, 17º Edition.

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In 2023, she participated in chamber music concerts in the Netherlands, performing works for clarinet, basset clarinet, and string quartet. As a member of the Basserhorn Trio Seisenburg, she won an award at the 2023 *Förderpreis Alte Musik* competition in Germany.
That same year, she also took part in orchestral concerts, recording sessions, a production of Mozart’s opera *The Magic Flute* (K. 620), and various festivals across the Netherlands, Sweden, Germany, France, and Belgium.
Since 2023, she has served as principal historical clarinetist for the Bremer Barock Orchester.

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In 2024, she was invited to participate in several projects and festivals in Kirchweyhe, Bremen, Wilhelmshaven, Hameln, Antwerp, and Amsterdam.

As a soloist, she performed with the New Dutch Academy—a baroque ensemble—at the *Thüringer Bachwochen* festival on April 27, 2025.

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In early August 2026, she was invited as a guest teacher for a workshop on historical classical winds and a masterclass on the historical clarinet at the Manuel de Falla Conservatory in Buenos Aires.
During her visit to the city, she performed at the Sarmiento Museum with the baroque ensemble *A la Antigua*, presenting a repertoire for clarinet and strings by W. A. ​​Mozart.
To conclude her South American tour, Angélica was invited to participate in the 17th Early Music Week at the University of São Paulo (USP, Brazil), held at the *Teatro Cultura Artística*, where she performed a repertoire for *corni di bassetto* (basset horn) trios.