Artists - Yamaha - Thailand

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.

Chanakan Lertsapanan

Chanakan Lertsapanan, freelance trumpet performer and had played with the orchestras in Thailand and other countries such as Royal Bangkok Symphony Orchestra, Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra, Peanang Philharmonic Orchestra, Selangor Symphony Orchestra, Bandung Philharmonic Orchestra and he also be a principal trumpet at The Peninsular Festival Orchestra.

Thailand Brass

Thailand Brass is a dynamic, brass group performing places a strong emphasis on its educational programme and can make an important contribution to any school music curriculum.

Eric Miyashiro

Born and raised in Hawaii to a musical family, Eric is now one of the most in demand soloist/clinician in the world.

Gusto Saxophone

Gusto Saxophone Quartet is an accomplished, enthusiastic, and forward-thinking ensemble that has made a mark as one of Southeast Asia’s leading saxophone quartets dedicated to contemporary music. Founded in 2017 by students from Mahidol University’s College of Music.

Sittidech Saohong

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

Wycliffe Gordon

A gifted trombonist, conductor, composer and arranger, world-renowned musician Wycliffe Gordon grew up in Waynesboro, Georgia in the United States. He was musically influenced at a young age by his father, Lucius Gordon, a classical pianist and teacher.

Nipat Kanchanahud

Nipat Kanchanahud is a member in the Department of Western Music, Faculty of Humanities, Kasetsart University. While he serves as the Conductor in Residence of the Kasetsart University Wind Symphony, Nipat has collaborated with many world-class musicians and composers.

Jean-Yves Fourmeau

Jean-Yves Fourmeau is a first-class classical saxophone artist. He has been the professor at Cergy-Pontoise Conservatory. He used to be the professor at Indiana University in the USA from 2000 to 2001.

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.