Artists

Andy Haderer

Andy Haderer ist Professor für Jazztrompete an der Kölner Musikhochschule. Er spielt als Leadtrompeter in der WDR-Big Band und ist darüber hinaus als Solist bekannt.

Antoine Curé

Clifford Brown and Maurice André had an active hand in launching Antoine Curé’s eclectic path

Anton Fig

Joe Bonamassa

Antonio Faraò

Antonio Faraò, one of the most interesting jazz pianists of the last generation, has become an official “Yamaha Artist” “I'm not often surprised by the recordings of musicians the way I was overwhelmed the ﬁrst time I heard Antonio Faraò on one of his recent CD's. What amazed me was what I felt inside of me. There is so much warmth, conviction and power to his playing. I was immediately attracted to his harmonic conception, the joy of his rhythms and swing feel and the grace and ingenuity of his melodic improvisational lines. Antonio is not only a ﬁne pianist but a great one.” (Herbie Hancock)

Antonio Sanchez

Pat Metheny Group//Gary Burton//David Sanchez Quartet//

Antonis Lagos

Very active for the past 25 years, both as a soloist and as member of chamber music ensembles and orchestras.

Arfon Owen

Arfon Owen is a multi-instrumental musician who has been at the forefront of the brass band movement from the age of 18 and has played in many of the World’s finest brass ensembles.

Ari Hoenig

Kurt Rosenwinkel, Joshua Redman, Pat Martino, Wynton Marsalis, Pat Metheney, and Mike Stern.

Arjan Jongsma

Soloist, Colori Ensemble, Mallet Collective, Nieuwe Philharmonie Utrecht, Teacher at the Percussion Friends-Sweelinck Academy at the Conservatory of Amsterdam

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