Artists - Yamaha - Thailand

Supak Wittayanukulluk

Supak Wittayanukulluk, second clarinetist of Royal Bangkok Symphony Orchestra.

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.

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.

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.

Rêver Saxophone Quartet

Rêver Saxophone Quartet is an accomplished ensemble from Thailand, established in 2022. The founding members: Nonthapat Chaiviratnukul, Thitipol Piseskul, Pattranant Pliensakul, and Puttinun Thanyasirin- are known for their high level of artistry and musical interpretation.

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.

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.

Kittima Molee

Kittima Molee, bassoon instructor at the College of Music, Mahidol University, where she also serves as deputy principal for student management in the Young Artists Music Program and as associate principal bassoon of the Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra.

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).

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.