Artists - Yamaha - Other European Countries

Nobuya Sugawa

Nobuya Sugawa is an internationally acclaimed saxophonist whom Japan is very much proud of. He has assumed a role of the concert master of Tokyo Kosei Wind Orchestra for almost 22 years from 1989 through 2010. Currently along with the activities as a soloist, he performs as a member of Trouvère Quartet. He also serves as the resident conductor of Yamaha Symphonic Band, and is a visiting professor of Tokyo University of Arts.

Salvador Francés

Teacher in the “Can Roig i Torres” Municipal School in Barcelona city and 1th clarinet of the “l’Orquestra Universitat de Barcelona”

Romain Leleu

Virtuoso and elegant, Romain Leleu is widely regarded as one of the leading trumpeter of his generation. « Instrumental soloist revelation » by the French Grammy Awards Victoires de la Musique, he has built an international career on the five continents, in recital as well as with world class orchestras.

Malte Dürrschnabel

Big Band of the German Armed Forces / Glenn Miller Orchestra

Andreas Kratz

Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra, Norwegian Radio Orchestra (KORK), Oslo Opera Orchestra, The Royal Opera Stockholm

Frank Brodahl

Frank Brodahl is Yamaha artist since 1992 and employed in The Norwegian Wind Ensemble.

Steffen Mærsk

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

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.

Alexandre Doisy

Born in 1980, Alexandre Doisy started his music and saxophone studies at the age of 6. At the age of 15 he entered the Superior National Music Conservatoire of Paris.

Dave Koz

In a career spanning two decades, Dave Koz has established himself as a platinum-selling artist, humanitarian, entrepreneur, radio host, and instrumental music advocate. A six-time GrammyR nominee, he was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2009.