Artists - Yamaha

Sophia Mavrogenidou

Flute, Traverso Flute Born in Brno (Czechoslovakia), lives in Athens.

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

Adam Frey

Adam Frey has quickly established himself as one of the best euphonium soloists in the world by bringing his sharp intellect, mature musicianship, and charismatic stage presence to audiences all over the world.

Martyn Patterson

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

Thorsten Skringer

Thorsten Skringer graduated from the "Neue Jazz Schule München" in Munich.

Stathis Mavrommatis

Saxophone Soloist and Professor - Very active performing with music ensembles, concert bands and symphony orchestras.

Maurizio Simeoli

Famous Flute and solo Piccolo player at “La Scala Philharmonic Orchestra” of Milan devised the Yamaha Piccolo, “YPC 91 and 92 Simeoli Model”.

Antoine Curé

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

Spyros Farounghias

Trombone player and Professor, member of the Greek National Opera Orchestra, very active in chamber music (Melos Brass ensemble).

Tomer Maschkowski

Tomer Maschkowski was born in 1982, into an Israeli family living in Rotterdam, Holland. He began playing the trombone at the age of 13 under the tutelage of his grandfather, a former trombonist of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra. Tomer enrolled as a student at the Rotterdam Codarts University and was later accepted into the Staatskapelle Berlin Akademie and the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, where he had the chance to work under the guidance of maestro Daniel Barenboim.