Artists

Paul Eshelby

Paul Eshelby is a musician whose career has seen him play as a member of the BBC Scottish Radio Orchestra, the BBC Radio Orchestra and BBC Big Band, as well as work with many of the world's leading artists ranging from Ella Fitzgerald to Pavarotti, via Freddie Mercury and Queen. Paul also teaches trumpet at Eton College and is a Professor of Trumpet at the Royal College of Music.

Paul "Shilts" Weimar

Paul “Shilts” Weimar's 30 year career has spanned all forms of jazz, funk, soul and pop music and he has toured all over the world and recorded with a host of international artists.

Paweł Gusnar

Paweł Gusnar teaches saxophone at the Fryderyk Chopin University of Music in Warsaw and at the Lodz Academy of Music.

Pete Long

Pete Long is a jazz saxophone and clarinet player based in London with an enviable CV. He has worked with them all from Jools Holland to Dizzie Gillespie and The Stereophonics!

Peter Moore

Winner of the BBC Young Musician of The Year competition in 2008 at the age of just 12, Peter Moore is now in much demand as a soloist, performing all across Europe with some of the world's most celebrated orchestras.

Peter-Lukas Graf

Peter-Lukas Graf is nowadays the doyen of international well-known flutists. After a decade of mainly conducting operas and symphonic concerts, he has been a professor in Basle.

Phil Woods

The name Phil Woods evokes in most jazz fans the image of a sizzling hot tone and an intensely driving rhythmic pulse, as well as improvisations that grab listeners and never release. He's an alto saxophone player (and clarinetist) whose lineage is clearly rooted in Charlie Parker, Benny Carter and Johnny Hodges.

Philipp Kacza

Section Player at „Jan Delay & Disko No.1“ and „Moka Efti Orchestra“, Co-Founder of „Boxhorns“-Hornsection, Studio Artist

Philippe Schartz

Philippe Schartz is one of the most exciting trumpeters of today. He has developed a highly successful career as an orchestral and chamber musician as well as a soloist.

Quatuor Jean-Yves Fourmeau

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

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