Artists - Yamaha - Österreich

Sakis Mironis

A high quality musician, one of the most acclaimed tuba players in Greece.

Marko Dzomba

Marko Dzomba is an internationally active soloist and chamber musician. He has performed in England, France, Italy, Germany, Austria, Slovenia, Serbia, Norway, Romania, the Czech Republic and in concert halls such as the Konzerthaus Vienna, Musikverein Wien, Brucknerhaus Linz, MuTh Wien, Ljubljana Philharmonic, Kulturni Dom Nova Gorica, RNCM Manchester and others.

Karianne Flåtene Nilssen

Karianne Flåtene Nilssen is Brass teacher at Stavanger School of Culture. Freelance musician. Solo Trombone, Stavanger Brass Band. Master degree, Institute of Music & Dance at University of Stavanger.

Tobias Mair

Tobias Mair wurde am 16.07.1982 in Meran (Südtirol/Italien) geboren.

Ingolf Burkhardt

Ingolf Burkhardt about his Yamaha instruments : For me, the direct response and the way the notes fit into place are just fascinating - this makes it possible to play fast passages precisely and with ease. This means: start playing - feel good

Eirik Gjerdevik

Eirik Gjerdevik was born in 1968 in Baldersheim in Fusa.

Martyn Patterson

Cardiff born and bred, Martyn started playing baritone at the age of 10.

Wim Van Hasselt

Wim Van Hasselt is professor of trumpet at the University of Music Freiburg in Germany and regularly gives solo appearances and masterclasses at home and abroad (Europe, N-America and Japan). He’s also an active chamber musician in different ensembles and has appeared at the festivals of Lucerne, Bad Kissingen and Schleswig Holstein among many others.

Karolina Santl Zupan

Karolina Šantl Zupan is one of the most sought after flute professors in Europe. Currently based at both the Ljubljana Academy of Music and Zagreb Academy of Music, she has performed in various chamber ensembles and during her career has performed as both a soloist and as an orchestral player with a number of high profile orchestras.

Geoff Warren

Geoff Warren is a graduate from London University who studied flute with Derek Honner of the Royal Academy of Music.