Artists - Yamaha - Österreich

Nigel Hitchcock

Born in Rustington, England(UK) on 4th January 1971, Nigel Hitchcock first began to play the recorder at age 6, so as to complete the recorder quartet comprising of his elder brother and two sisters.

Artis Sīmanis

Artis Sīmanis is the founder of the Riga Saxophone Quartet (1992) as well as the initiator and Artistic Director of the International Saxophone Music Festival Saxophonia.

Sakis Mironis

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

Russell Gray

Russell has been a professional soloist for the last 15 years, establishing himself as one of the worlds leading exponents in the art of cornet playing. Russell keeps a busy diary of engagements including Gala performances, Recitals, Masterclasses, and educational workshops. This regularily takes him to most European countries, America, Japan, and Australia.

Quatuor Jean-Yves Fourmeau

Four... They are four, joined together by the same passion of the saxophone.

Steffen Mærsk

Euphonium with the Royal Life Guards Band & Solo Euphonium with Concord Brass Band

Jan "Janne" Bengtson

Principal flute, Royal Stockholm Phil. Orch. / and Benny Anderssons Orchestra

Patrik Skogh

Yamaha Artist, Patrik Skogh, is one of Stockholm’s most highly regarded trumpet and flugel horn players.

Antonis Lagos

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

Franck Pulcini

Franck PULCINI, from Limoges, started his musical studies at the Limoges Regional National Conservatory (Conservatoire National de Région de Limoges) under the mentorship of Gérard DUBARRY where he won a gold medal then a prix de la Ville (City Award).