Artists - Yamaha - UK and Ireland

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!

Michael Collins

Michael Collins is, without question, the most versatile Clarinettist alive today. His dazzling virtuosity and sensitive musicianship has made him the favourite of Conductors, Composers and Audiences throughout the world.

Steve Norman

Steve Norman, now based in London, was a founder member of the globally successful pop/rock group Spandau Ballet. Steve was initially a guitarist in the group along with Gary Kemp. By the third Spandau Ballet album not only did he bring his love of percussion to the mix but also introduced the saxophone which has since become his signature instrument.

Britta Jacobs

Britta Jacobs has been a solo flutist of the German Radio Philharmonic Saarbrücken Kaiserslautern since 2007.

Jacek Onuszkiewicz

Jacek was born in 1980 in Warsaw, Poland.

Callum Au

Trombonist/Composer/Arranger

Riccardo Crocilla

Born in Palermo, Riccardo Crocilla moved with his family to Genoa, where he commenced his clarinet studies at the Paganini Conservatory under G. Laruccia.

Sergio Charrinho

1st trumpet Orquestra Metropolita de Lisboa, Teacher at Superior Academy of Lisbon

Bernardo Matias

Saxofon soloist, Teacher at Academia de Música de Alcobaça, Teacher at Sociedade Filarmónica Turquelense

CeDeL Quartet

The CeDeL saxophone quartet is a young, contemporary ensemble that first met at the Lemmensinstitute in Leuven in 2007. The members of the Cedel Quartet are Peter Cverle: soprano saxophone, Vincent Alpaerts: alto saxophone, Jitse Coopman: tenor saxophone and Pieter Legacy: baritonsaxophone.