Artists - Yamaha - Thailand

Kulacha Kaewketsumpunt

Present position as artist in the Office of the Music and Drama at the Thailand Ministry of Culture, Hornist. Special instructor, Extraordinary University Professor and Teacher. I am working as a musician in the Thailand National Symphony Orchestra and Royal Bangkok Symphony Orchestra as well as teaching at two colleges and three universities.

David Bilger

David Bilger has held the position of principal trumpet of The Philadelphia Orchestra since 1995. Prior to joining the Orchestra, he held the same position with the Dallas Symphony.

Daniele Damiano

Damiano was born in 1961 in Asti, Italy, and graduated from Verdi Conservatory of Turin in 1982. Before coming to the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, he was a principal of bassoon in the RAI (Italian Radio) Orchestra of Turin (1982-85) and in the Vienna Philharmonic (1985-87).

Siam Saxophone Quartet (SSQ)

Supat Hanpatanachai, Metawut Pimphapatang, Monkanesh Siripapassara, Kittikun Jungate

Pongsakorn Lertvanitsutha

Thailand-born jazz trumpeter Win Pongsakorn. He is a award-winning, composer, arranger and music educator.

Vanich Potavanich

Vanich Potavanich, he is a conductor, composer, trumpeter, and trumpet instructor at music universities in Thailand. He also was awarded the Silpathorn Artist Award in 2014 by the Ministry of Culture.

Jaturong Dussadee

Jaturong is now a trumpeter with Thai artists “Singto Numchok” (Lucky Band) and “Zao Za-dung Band”. He is the band director of Debsirin School Band. He is also a music composer and music arranger.

Sittidech Saohong

Sittidech Saohong, Tuba Member of Thailand Brass, Tuba Instructor and Band Director at Assumption College Thonburi

Jeff Coffin

Jeff Coffin is internationally known saxophonist, composer and educator. He is the 3 time Grammy Award winning saxophonist (since 1997) of one of the most innovative and ground breaking fusion groups of the last 20 years, Bela Fleck & the Flecktones.

Thomas Hooten

THOMAS HOOTEN is Principal Trumpet of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra. He can be heard on numerous Los Angeles Philharmonic recordings, including Mahler's Ninth Symphony and Lutoslawski's Symphony No. 1.